The New Testament Documents: Their Origin and Early History (Google eBook)

George Milligan

Macmillan and Company, limited, 1913 - Bible - 322 pages

Contents

• The manner in which the books of the New Testament: 21
• General results from the use of dictation: 27
• The linguistic conditions of Palestine: 35
• The character of New Testament Greek: 43
• Recent Gains to our knowledge of the Greek New Testa: 60
• The ultimate aim of New Testament study: 80
• The earliest books of the New Testament were epistles: 83
• The other Epistles of the New Testament: 107
• The Apocalypse: 118
• The religious significance of the Apocalypse: 126
• Oral teaching: 129
• The Fourth Gospel: 153
• The Acts of the Apostles: 161
• Summaryjf previous lectures: 171
• Change from the papyrus roll to the papyrus codex: 188
• The circulation of the New Testament writings: 203
• A Some Books for the Study of the Greek Papyri: 233
• Dictation and Shorthand: 241
• New Testament Texts on Papyrus: 248
• E Greek Papyrus Letters: 255
• F Dionysius of Alexandria on the Authorship of: 262
• G The Oxyrhynchus Sayings of Jesus: 266
• Alternative Endings of St Marks Gospel: 274
• J The Gospel according to Peter: 281
• The Order of the New Testament Writings: 292
• N Recent Literature on the Canon of the New Testament: 301
• INDEXES: 307
• References: 314
• Greek Words: 321

Bibliographic information

• Title: The New Testament Documents: Their Origin and Early History; The Croall lectures
• Author: George Milligan
• Publisher: Macmillan and Company, limited, 1913
• Original from: the University of California
• Digitized: Oct 9, 2007
• Length: 322 pages