C.K. Barrett—the influential New Testament scholar often mentioned in the same breath as F.F. Bruce, I. Howard Marshall, C.H. Dodd, and other major mid-twentieth century British biblical scholars—delivered countless lectures and penned numerous essays throughout his long career. This collection gathers lectures and essays by Barrett on historical theology, the development of Jesus traditions in the early church, the nature of apostleship in the New Testament, and more. This diverse selection provides a window into the broad range of work by a scholar who made an incalculable impact on the study of the New Testament.
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