Adolf Deissmann New Testament Studies Collection (2 vols.)
Overview
The work of Adolf Deissmann, an early 20th century Bible scholar, continues to impact current New Testament studies. His breakthrough demonstrations of how the New Testament was written in the common Hellenistic language changed the face of New Testament scholarship. Deissmann's work on Egyptian papri also revolutionized the study of the Greek New Testament.
Deissman’s writing is characterized by extensive linguistic knowledge, Biblical scholarship, and a belief that religion changes lives for the good of the individual and society. In this 2-volume collection, Deissmann’s most important contributions to New Testament scholarship are brought together. He focuses on the life of Paul, studying the social and historical context in St. Paul: A Study in Social and Religious History. In The Philology of the Greek Bible, Deissmann’s careful Biblical studies are clearly shown, as he considers the New Testament from a linguistic standpoint.
Adolf Deissmann New Testament Studies Collection (2 vols.) is the perfect addition to your New Testament studies. These works contain helpful cross-references, indexes, and detailed table of contents. With the Logos edition, all Scripture references are linked to the other resources in your library, making New Testament studies easy.
Key Features
- Contains premier New Testament scholarship
- Academic yet highly readable
- Includes detailed table of contents, indexes, and bibliographies
Product Details
- Title: Adolf Deissmann New Testament Studies Collection (2 vols.)
- Author: Adolf Deissmann
- Publisher: Hodder and Stoughton
- Volumes: 2
- Pages: 518
Partially includedAbout Adolf Deissmann
Adolf Deissmann was born in 1866 in Germany. A prominent German Biblical scholar, he is well-known for his knowledge of original Greek language, proving that the New Testament was based on the common language of the Hellenistic world. He died in 1937.
