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Learn the critical methods of doing biblical theology from distinguished scholar Peter Stuhlmacher. Emphasizing the need for a canonical approach to developing a sound biblical theology—as well as the necessity of understanding Paul’s thought in light of Jesus’ teaching—Stuhlmacher helps readers understand the nuances of the New Testament’s message, and shows how to avoid common pitfalls of the...

fitting words of ERNST FUCHS, “been given the honor of joining with God on his path to humanity and gathering up people upon that path.”9 1.3.2 The relationship between both testaments in the Christian Bible is determined by two factors. First, the fact that Jesus and the apostles chosen by him, as well as Paul, were born Jews, provided Christianity with a permanent part in “the Holy Scriptures” (of the Old Testament). Second, the complexity of the canonical process which produced both the Hebrew
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