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In this outstanding study, the author first considers various theories of the nature of inspiration. This leads to a consideration of the “entire trustworthiness” of the Bible, the inerrancy debate, and the place of biblical criticism. From determining the original meaning of the text, Professor Marshall turns to the Bible’s contemporary significance and meaning before finally presenting the...

Inspiration of Holy Scripture (Oxford, 1981) may be particularly singled out as an attempt to provide a constructive statement along traditional lines. But a fifth development is perhaps more important. It has become increasingly obvious that the question of how we are to interpret the Bible is of central significance in discussing its character as the Word of God. From all sides there has come a spate of works on how to understand and interpret the Bible. Here one may mention the brief, but stimulating,
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