Synopses & Reviews
The letters of James, 1 and 2 Peter, and Jude are among the most neglected parts of the New Testament, for they lack the immediacy and specificity of the Pauline letters. The authors of this study seek to remedy such neglect; they set the letters in context, examine their major themes, and argue that they are important both for the theology of the New Testament generally and for contemporary discussion about the nature and character of Christian faith today.
Synopsis
A balanced and comprehensive treatment of these greatly neglected New Testament letters.
Synopsis
The letters of James, Peter, and Jude are among the most neglected parts of the New Testament. The authors of this study seek to remedy such neglect, arguing that these epistles are important both for the theology of the New Testament generally and for contemporary discussion about the nature of Christian faith.
Table of Contents
Editor's preface; List of abbreviations; The theology of James Andrew Chester; The theology of Jude Ralph P. Martin; The theology of 1 Peter Ralph P. Martin; The theology of 2 Peter Ralph P. Martin.