T&T Clark Studies in Biblical Theology and Theological Interpretation (4 vols.)

by Sigurd Grindheim; Thomas R. Hatina; R. Michael Allen; Scott R. Swain

Publishers:

Bloomsbury; T&T Clark

, 2011–2013

Overview

Taken out of context, the Bible is constantly misrepresented. Biblical theology searches for the Bible’s over-arching message and interprets individual sections of Scripture through that lens. T&T Clark Studies in Biblical Theology and Theological Interpretation provides stepping stones for those new to studies of biblical theology, and insightful commentaries for people familiar with theological interpretation. These texts give readers the intellectual tools to take on more advanced theological concepts and interpret Scripture for themselves. For those questioning the merits of studying ancient Scripture in our modern world, New Testament Theology and Its Quest for Relevance offers a much-needed answer. Together, these four books make one of the most accessible theological studies available.

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Key Features

• Four accessible introductory texts on theological studies
• Detailed references to Scripture and other theological texts
• A variety of distinguished contributors

Contributors

• R. Michael Allen
• Henri Blocher
• D. A. Carson
• Michael Horton
• Kelly M. Kapic
• Andrew McGowan
• R.W.L. Moberly
• Ryan Peterson
• Scott Swain
• Daniel J. Treier
• Kevin Vanhoozer

Product Details

• Title: T&T Clark Studies in Biblical Theology and Theological Interpretation
• Publisher: T&T Clark
• Volumes: 4
• Pages: 968
• Resource Type: Monographs
• Topic: Language & Interpretation