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The purpose of Interpreting the New Testament is to enhance New Testament interpretation, teaching and preaching by providing a useful means of investigating and studying the New Testament, as well as providing historical reasons as to why it speaks the way it does. It endeavors to acquaint the reader with the scope and trends of modern New Testament scholarship. This collection of essays,...

Pentateuch and in 4Q Testimonia of the Dead Sea Scrolls, Deuteronomy 18:18 is understood messianically. This expectation of an eschatological prophet is obvious in John 1:21, where John the Baptist is asked whether he is the prophet, and in 6:14, where people exclaim that Jesus is “truly the prophet, the one coming into the world.” In Acts 3:22, Peter uses this expectation to define the identity of Jesus for his hearers.35 Such usage arises from a context where certain assumptions were held about
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