Christian History and Interpretation: Studies Presented to John Knox

Aboth accepted Acts answer apostolic appears argument authority beginning believe called chapter character Christ Christian Church clear comes concern context Corinth Corinthians course critical death discussion distinction early eschatology especially event evidence example existence experience expression fact faith give given God's gospels ground hand historical human implies important interpretation Jerusalem Jesus Jewish John Judaism judgment kind knowledge known Knox Knox's letter living Lord Luke Mark Matt matter meaning mind nature original parables parallel passage Paul Paul's Pauline position possible present probably problem Professor prophets question reality reason reference regard relation Romans scholars seems sense significance situation sources speak Spirit stand statement suggest teaching Testament theological things thought tion tradition true understanding verse whole wisdom writing