An Introduction to the New Testament |
Contents
The number of Pauls letters | 1 |
From Jesus to the gospels | 4 |
70 | 34 |
Summary | 41 |
71 | 46 |
Purpose | 54 |
The letter to the Romans | 74 |
The letters to the Corinthians | 84 |
The collecting of Pauls letters | 136 |
Introduction to the Catholic letters | 145 |
Significance of the letter | 151 |
Jude and II Peter | 159 |
Author | 167 |
Time and place of origin | 176 |
The text of the New Testament | 185 |
History of textual criticism | 194 |
Opponents | 97 |
The letter to the Philippians | 107 |
The Christian community of Colossae | 113 |
The letters to the Galatians | 117 |
Circumstances in which the letters were written | 119 |
The letter to Philemon | 135 |
E Canon Muratori | 218 |
| 226 | |
Index | 232 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | An Introduction to the New Testament Foundations and facets Hermeneia--a critical and historical commentary on the Bible Hermeneia--foundations and facets |
| Author | Helmut Köster |
| Publisher | Brill Archive, 1983 |
| Length | 428 pages |
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