By building on the labors of such illustrious predecessors as Adolf Jülicher, C.H. Dodd, and Joachim Jeremias, as well as the modern findings of Robert Funk, Dan Via, and John Dominic Crossan, Bernard Scott provides the most encyclopedic account of the parables in years. Hear Then the Parable is an innovative literary-social reading of all the parables of Jesus.
For this volume and more, get the Augsburg Fortress Studies in the Gospels Collection (7 vols.).
Bernard Brandon Scott’s Hear Then the Parable is a superb synthesis of where we have come from in terms of literary analysis and where we are going in terms of social analysis.
—John Dominic Crossan, president, Society of Biblical Literature
Hear Then the Parable is the most comprehensive study of the parables in half a century. Scott’s reading of the parables is filled with flashes of brilliant insight. Everyone who interprets the parables—in pulpit, classroom, or personal study—will want to own the book.
—David Buttrick, Emeritus Drucilla Buffington Professor of Homiletics and Liturgics, Vanderbilt Divinity School
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Mark Tremblay
9/23/2015