The Gospels and Jesus

This book provides a clear scholarly introduction to study of the life of Jesus and of the four New Testament gospels. In the second edition, special attention is given to ways of assessing the relevant literary and archaeological evidence. Current scholarly debates are considered, but the main emphasis is on thorough study of key passages in the gospels.

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Professor Graham Stanton is Lady Margaret's Professor of Divinity at the University of Cambridge. His studied for his first degree in History and Theology in New Zealand, for a PhD in Cambridge, and has also studied in Zurich and Tubingen. He was a Professor of New Testament Studies at King's College, London, for 21 years, and was Editor of the journal, 'New Testament Studies', and of the associated monograph series (both published by CUP) for nine years. He is a General Editor of the International Critical Commentaries, the leading set of English-language commentaries on the Bible.

Inhalt
Part I
1: From the Gospels to Jesus
2: What is a gospel?
3: Mark's gospel: The way of Jesus
4: Matthew's gospel: The way of righteousness
5: Luke's gospel: God's way triumphs
6: John's gospel: 'I am the way'
7: Why four gospels?
Part II: Jesus in Gospel tradition
9: Assessing the evidence
10: John the Baptist
11: Prophet and teacher
12: The Kingdom of God
13: Parables and aphorisms
14: Miracles and exorcisms
15: Messiah, Son of God, Son of Man
16: Conflict
17: The last days
18: Who was Jesus of Nazareth?
Bibliography
Index of passages cited
General index

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