The Making of the New Testament: Church, Gospel and Canon
The Making of the New Testament is essential reading for anyone seriously interested in the current state of Orthodox biblical studies. Scholarly but readable, balanced but passionately argued, the book explores the organic interdependence of the nascent Church and the writings that would become our New Testament an interdependence based on and expressive of the apostolic gospel in all its fullness.
-Rev. Dr. John Erickson
Peter N. Gramowich Professor of Church History, Emeritus,
and former Dean of St. Vladimir Orthodox Theological Seminary
Contents
Foreword by Archbishop Demetrios Trakatellis |
p. vii |
Preface |
p. ix |
Introduction |
p. 1 |
1. The Ministry of Jesus |
p. 5 |
2. The Rise and Expansion of the Early Church |
p. 19 |
3. Unity and Diversity in the Early Church |
p. 29 |
4. The Gospel as the Basis of Unity |
p. 45 |
5. The Formation of the New Testament |
p. 67 |
6. The Meaning of Canon |
p. 95 |
7. The Value of Canon |
p. 115 |
8. The Text of the New Testament |
p. 137 |
Bibliography |
p. 165 |
About the Author |
p. 172 |
Product Description
Paperback: |
172 Pages |
Publisher: |
Holy Cross Orthodox Press |
ISBN: |
978-1-935317-50-0 |
Product Dimensions: |
9 x 6 |
Author: |
Theodore G. Stylianopoulos |
Publication Year: |
2014 |