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This collection of essays attempts to display, through theoretical discussion and practical application, a number of the most prominent approaches to New Testament study being practiced in the guild today. The contributors and their topics include: C.A. Evans on source, form and redaction criticism; T.R. Hatina on Jewish religious backgrounds; S.E. Porter on literary approaches; D.L. Stamps on...

movement was primarily interested in the special character and nature of the Bible, its difference from any other type of literature or system of thought, its relation to the Church and its proclamation, the unity of the Bible and the relation of the Old Testament to the New, and its place in the witness of the Church.18 At the same time, the movement emphasized that the God of the Bible was a God who acted in history, and, therefore, historical criticism, which focused upon this history, was the
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