The Persistence of God's Endangered Promises: The Bible's Unified Story
Autor Dr Allan J. McNicolen Limba Engleză Paperback – 26 iun 2019
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780567689214
ISBN-10: 0567689212
Pagini: 248
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.35 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția T&T Clark
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0567689212
Pagini: 248
Dimensiuni: 156 x 234 x 19 mm
Greutate: 0.35 kg
Editura: Bloomsbury Publishing
Colecția T&T Clark
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
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Caracteristici
Examines the Hebrew Scriptures from a narrative perspective to trace a coherent theme across the whole Christian bible
Notă biografică
Allan J. McNicol is A.B. Cox Professor Emeritus of New Testament and Biblical Theology at Austin Graduate School of Theology, USA.
Cuprins
PrefaceIntroduction and AcknowledgmentsSection I1. Does the Bible Render a Unified Story?2. The Rise and Fall of the Grand Narrative3. The Bible as a Coherent narrativeSection II4. The Emergence and Preservation of God's Endangered Promises to His Marginalized PeopleSection III5. Jesus and the Restoration of the People of God6. Matthew: The Transformation of the People of God7. At the Last Moment: A Welcome to the Gentiles from an Unlikely Source8. Luke-Acts: In Defense of the Restoration of Israel9. The Markan Mystery of the Gospel10. Exiles and Aliens in the World: Key Non-Pauline letters11. Ecclesiology and the Johannine LegacySection IV12. Conclusion: The Master Story of ScriptureIndex
Recenzii
Allan McNicol dares the unthinkable. In the maelstrom of postmodern ambivalence about truth and its attendant multicultural naïveté, McNicol asserts that The Book, the Jewish and Christian Bible, unfolds a unified "realistic" narrative of the one God's calling, sustaining, and consummating a special "people of God" through God's irrevocable "promises". McNicol constructs his meta-narrative through the dynamic of the unimpeachable "character" of God, that has too often not been assigned its decisive role as the central plot motivator that coalesces, coordinates, and finally crafts the unity of the Bible precisely through its great diversity of traditions and cultural influences. A must read for any who desire to make the Judaeo-Christian claims of the Bible a vital contender for a hearing amidst the cacophony of "truth-claims" in today's "public square".
Allan McNicol's provocative monograph endeavours to identify and locate a cohesiveness in both Old and New Testaments. This readable book concerns the history of divine faithfulness shown to a marginalized people, and it strives to convince Christians that the whole Bible is unified and consistent in this overall theological teaching. Readers interested in themes such as sin, repentance or judgement will find much in this evangelical study to get their teeth into, and to debate.
This exercise in biblical theology treats the Bible as a realistic narrative, with the two testaments composing a unified story of an enduring relationship between God and God's people. Central to McNicol's overarching argument is the constancy of God's promises to the people of Israel, despite the biblical narrative climaxing in the missions of Jesus the Nazorean and his witnesses. His case for the Bible as a unified story merits careful consideration.
The Persistence of God's Endangered Promises is highly accessible to a broad audience. Students, laypeople, and scholars can benefit from the argument of the book. It is an excellent contribution for those who wish to discover a plausible unifying thread in the Bible.
Allan McNicol's provocative monograph endeavours to identify and locate a cohesiveness in both Old and New Testaments. This readable book concerns the history of divine faithfulness shown to a marginalized people, and it strives to convince Christians that the whole Bible is unified and consistent in this overall theological teaching. Readers interested in themes such as sin, repentance or judgement will find much in this evangelical study to get their teeth into, and to debate.
This exercise in biblical theology treats the Bible as a realistic narrative, with the two testaments composing a unified story of an enduring relationship between God and God's people. Central to McNicol's overarching argument is the constancy of God's promises to the people of Israel, despite the biblical narrative climaxing in the missions of Jesus the Nazorean and his witnesses. His case for the Bible as a unified story merits careful consideration.
The Persistence of God's Endangered Promises is highly accessible to a broad audience. Students, laypeople, and scholars can benefit from the argument of the book. It is an excellent contribution for those who wish to discover a plausible unifying thread in the Bible.