McMaster New Testament Studies Collection (9 vols.)
Overview
The McMaster New Testament Studies series is designed to address particular themes in the New Testament that are of concern to Christians today. Written in a style easily accessible to ministers, students, and laypeople by contributors who are proven experts in their fields of study, these volumes reflect the best of current biblical scholarship while also speaking directly to the pastoral needs of people in today's church.
The nine volumes included in this collection cover a variety of important topics including: parables, Christology, the use of the Old Testament in the New Testament, prayer, resurrection, messianism, gospel research, Paul's conversion, and New Testament textual criticism and translation. Together, this series represents the state of New Testament biblical studies, as presented by some of the keenest minds in their respective fields.
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- Valuable surveys of current topics in biblical studies written by expert scholars.
- Each volume begins with an overview of the contents
- Helpful discussions of historical background and interpretation
- Title: McMaster New Testament Studies Collection (9 Vols.)
- Series Editor: Stanley Porter
- Publisher: Eerdmans
- Volumes: 9
- Pages: 2,818
Partially includedStanley Porter is president, dean, and professor of New Testament at McMaster Divinity College in Hamilton, Ontario. He is the author of several books, including Idioms of the Greek New Testament, Verbal Aspect in the Greek of the New Testament, Paul in Acts, and The Criteria for Authenticity in Historical-Jesus Research. Porter is also the editor of more than forty other books.
Reviews
3 ratings
Jeffrey J H Marshall
9/25/2019
J.R. Woods
9/3/2013
I can personally recommend any of the McMaster resources. Dr.'s Porter, Evans, Longenecker, et al. have wonderful insights into modern scholarship of the New Testament. Tools such as Discourse analysis, Sociolinguistics, social-science criticism and many others are benefiting today's scholars with an eye-opening rereading of the texts that we thought we knew. Anyone would well appreciate adding these materials to their library. I know I did.Tin
7/13/2013