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New Testament Theology: Many Witnesses, One Gospel is unavailable, but you can change that!

In this volume, New Testament scholar I. Howard Marshall offers a synthetic New Testament theology. The author begins with an analysis of the Gospels and Acts, and then proceeds to each of Paul’s letters. The focus is then shifted to the Johannine literature and ends at Hebrews and the remaining general epistles. Throughout, Marshall repeatedly stops to critically assess the theology presented in...

his theology to a different, specific situation. There is thus a strong case that the beginning of the analysis must be an examination of each individual document for its implications about the theology of the writer. Only thus will justice be done to the richness of each individual contribution. But then the analysis must be carried further into comparison and synthesis as we see how the writings fit or do not fit together. Thus variety and possible unity must alike be the objects of investigation.
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