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Essays Exploring New Testament Texts: Biblical Research Methods Applied

Name: Essays Exploring New Testament Texts: Biblical Research Methods Applied
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Author: Edward T. Wright
ISBN: 9781942697831

by Edward T. Wright, Fredrick J. Long

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334 pages
Publisher: Glossahouse Media, Inc.
15.3 x 22.9 x 1.8 cm

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For students and teachers of biblical studies

Guides you through complex New Testament texts

You will gain confidence in biblical research

Explore essential research methods for interpreting New Testament texts through scholarly and biblical insight.

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The critical study of biblical materials is foundational for biblical scholarship. Jesus himself was shaped by Hebrew Scripture and critically engaged it. Indeed, Jesus is an example for others to follow. By "critical" is meant the application of established methodologies to interpret biblical texts. In Essays Exploring New Testament Texts: Biblical Research Methods Applied, readers will see the application of various methodologies to the interpretation of New Testament texts: textual criticism, genre criticism, redaction criticism, intertextuality, narrative criticism, rhetorical criticism, discourse pragmatics, and inductive biblical study. A broad swath of New Testament books is here interpreted: Matthew, Luke, John, Acts, 1 Timothy, Hebrews, 2 Peter, Jude, and Revelation.