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Theology of the New Testament New Covenant Theology Theopedia New Covenant Theology is a technical term referring to a theological view of redemptive history primarily found in Baptist circles and contrasted with Covenant ... The Kingdom of God in New Testament Theology ... - Bible.org I. Introduction. The Kingdom of God has been one of the dominant topics of New Testament study in this century. The reason is obvious. Many scholars both ... NTGateway.com Dr Mark Goodacre - The New Testament Gateway to The New Testament Gateway the directory of academic internet resources on the New Testament hosted by Logos Bible Software and edited by Mark Goodacre. Baker's Theology: Old Testament in the New Testament the Old Testament in the New Testament the. The New Testament proclaims its indebtedness to the Old Testament on the very first page. Matthew begins with an Old ... New Testament its Structure Content and Theology Free ... This New Testament Survey class exists to teach our minds with biblical truth integrate these facts with our beliefs and then challenge us to be changed ... New Covenant Theology - Wikipedia New Covenant Theology (or NCT) is a Christian theological position teaching that the person and work of Jesus Christ is the central focus of the Bible. One ... Marcionism - Wikipedia Gnostic Gospels; Nag Hammadi library; Pseudo-Abdias; Clementine literature; Gnosticism and the New Testament; Codices; Codex Tchacos; Cologne Mani-Codex; Askew Codex New Testament Define New Testament at Dictionary.com New Testament definition the collection of the books of the Bible that were produced by the early Christian church comprising the Gospels Acts of the Apostles the ... Greek New Testament Texts NTGateway The Greek New Testament: SBL Edition The Society of Biblical Literature in keeping with its mission to foster biblical scholarship is pleased to sponsor in Old Testament Theology Free online Bible classes ... Dr. Paul House walks you through the theology of the entire Old Testament. His textbook Old Testament Theology is a standard in the field and now you can enjoy ... Rank: #434461 in eBooksPublished on: 2011-03-22Released on: 2011-03-22Format: Kindle eBook 0 of 2 people found the following review helpful.Five StarsBy Ibrahim SesayGreat job, no comments5 of 11 people found the following review helpful.Typos Galore! -- Kindle Version OnlyBy John K.For Kindle Version Only — The books is full of typos. It seems as if this book as been digitized using OCR technology, and no one bothered to even run a spell check on it. Here an example:JESUS’ FUIFIIIMENT OF JEWISH BIBIICM TRADITIONThielman, Frank (2011-03-22). Theology of the New Testament (p. 84). Zondervan. Kindle Edition.Zondervan Publishing does a very sloppy job of creating their ebooks. See also the NIV Application Commentary series, where more than half the books don't even have table of contents!5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.Well Executed Construction of New Testament TheologyBy Nate ClaiborneMy introduction to Thielman was hearing that he would be the third plenary speaker at the 2010 ETS meeting alongside Tom Schreiner (who has his own NT Theology) and N. T. Wright (who needs 6 volumes to do the trick). I wasn't able to go to the meeting but enjoyed Thielman's article in JETS the following March and even ended up using it in my capstone Romans paper (that argues triperspectivalism solves the New Perspective on Paul issue with evangelicalism). Because of all that, I was curious to see what a NT Theology from Theilman would look like, especially in terms of how he handles Paul's theology. I asked my contact at Zondervan about a review copy, and here we are.OverviewOf the many ways one might go about constructing a NT Theology, Theilman lets you know in his subtitle the path he chose. After a introductory chapter laying out the issues surrounding the production of a NT Theology, Thielman proceeds by first grouping the writings of the NT into 3 canonical blocks: Gospels/Acts, Pauline epistles, general epistles/Revelation. In the first section, Thielman opens with a chapter on why having a fourfold gospel account is important. He then offers chapters on each Gospel, treating Luke and Acts as a single narrative, before concluding with a synthesis chapter explaining how the four gospels are offering perspective on the one gospel of Jesus Christ.The bulkiest section in the book is the one on the Pauline letters, but that should come as no surprise. Thielman opens with a chapter on the questions of both coherence and center within Paul's theology. He argues that Paul's theology was coherent and that the center of it is "God's graciousness toward his weak and sinful creatures" (232). Then, like the previous section on the Gospels, Thielman treats the individual epistles in chronological order of their writing. This allows him to develop the center historically and see how it emerges at different points in the span of Paul's ministry. Theilman then finishes up the section with a chapter on the recurrent emphases in Paul's writings and offers a thematic summary of Paul's theology.The final section of the book, the general epistles and Revelation, is treated by Thielman as a coherent collection of writings rather than a grab bag of New Testament leftovers. Thielman sees unity in these letters in their thematic treatment of heresy and persecution (493-95). He then works through the individual writings in a loose historical order (James - Jude - 2 Peter - 1-3 John - 1 Peter - Hebrews - Revelation) before finishing up with a synthetic chapter exploring the challenges Hebrews - Revelation posed to the dominant first century worldview they were written within.Finally, Thielman attempts to take all of his synthetic work on the individual sections and unite them together in a closing synthetic chapter. His major synthetic themes are:The convergence of the human problem and God's answer to it in JesusFaith as response to God's gracious initiativeThe Spirit as the eschatological presence of GodThe church as the people of GodThe consummation of all thingsAgain, no real surprises there, but it takes some serious scholarly work to assimilate all the New Testament teaching into these categories in a way that leaves no stones unturned.Strengths/WeaknessesThielman's work on Paul's theology has to be a major strength of this book. Anyone serious about studying Paul and understanding his theology needs Thielman's book on their shelf. He interacts with the New Perspective on Paul, and while he doesn't fully agree with several aspects, he is not dismissive of it either. There is probably a good reason Thielman was chosen as a third voice at ETS alongside Wright and Schreiner. Even though those scholars are presented as the main "sides" in the discussion, Theilman helps readers recognize there is more to the discussion than simply choosing between embracing Wright or Piper (who was originally scheduled to be there at ETS). If nothing else, his careful work through Paul's epistles and his discussion of Paul's theology as a whole is worth the price of the book.Another strength is that while Thielman is working with primarily academic sources (doctoral dissertations published as monographs, articles in journals in German, stuff like that), he presents his work in a way that is accessible to most patient readers. While this might be best used as a seminary textbook, I think it could profitably make it in a Bible school classroom. Granted, it is not the most engaging prose. It still reads like a serious commentary through most of the chapters. But, looking through the footnotes, what Thielman offers his readers is much more easily navigated than most of the sources he is drawing from.Additionally, Thielman's synthetic chapters are a highlight of the book. Some readers may be content to have this book on the shelf as a resource, but even those readers ought to make their way through his opening and closing chapters to each section. I wouldn't have particularly thought of Hebrews - Revelation as having a coherent theme until I read Thielman's case for heresy and persecuting uniting them. As I prepare to teach the NT in class, I will probably find myself returning to my markings in the synthetic chapters.If I had to highlight a weakness, my first thought is the writing style. I only bring this up because the companion volume on Old Testament Theology (by Bruce Waltke and coming up later this week) has almost a devotional feel to the individual chapters, whereas Thielman's chapters flow like a commentary. To be fair, they flow like a good commentary and are easy to read in a grammatical sense (unlike some commentators). I just found it harder to stick with reading through individual book chapters, but not so much on the synthesis chapters. So, maybe compared to other NT Theologies, Thielman isn't that bad, but compared to Waltke, he is just a bit on the dry side.ConclusionEase of reading aside, I thought this was a great book. That opinion may alter slightly as I start into reading other New Testament theologies (I've already got Beale's in my queue line). But, it won't change dramatically because Thielman still has plenty to offer and his discussion of Paul's theology is particularly excellent. While the material is a bit beyond what I can offer my high school students in detail, it does have its share of insights that will find their way into my class in the spring. Overall, this book is a well structured and well executed construction of New Testament theology that is sensitive to historical development and scholarly insights, while remaining evangelical and Christ-centered in its focus. Serious students of the New Testament ought to give Thielman's book a try![A copy of this book was provided to me by the publisher]See all 10 customer reviews... New Testament its Structure Content and Theology Free ... This New Testament Survey class exists to teach our minds with biblical truth integrate these facts with our beliefs and then challenge us to be changed ... The Kingdom of God in New Testament Theology ... - Bible.org I. Introduction. The Kingdom of God has been one of the dominant topics of New Testament study in this century. The reason is obvious. Many scholars both ... New Testament Define New Testament at Dictionary.com New Testament definition the collection of the books of the Bible that were produced by the early Christian church comprising the Gospels Acts of the Apostles the ... Greek New Testament Texts NTGateway The Greek New Testament: SBL Edition The Society of Biblical Literature in keeping with its mission to foster biblical scholarship is pleased to sponsor in New Covenant Theology Theopedia New Covenant Theology is a technical term referring to a theological view of redemptive history primarily found in Baptist circles and contrasted with Covenant ... Old Testament Theology Free online Bible classes ... Dr. Paul House walks you through the theology of the entire Old Testament. His textbook Old Testament Theology is a standard in the field and now you can enjoy ... Marcionism - Wikipedia Gnostic Gospels; Nag Hammadi library; Pseudo-Abdias; Clementine literature; Gnosticism and the New Testament; Codices; Codex Tchacos; Cologne Mani-Codex; Askew Codex Baker's Theology: Old Testament in the New Testament the Old Testament in the New Testament the. The New Testament proclaims its indebtedness to the Old Testament on the very first page. Matthew begins with an Old ... NTGateway.com Dr Mark Goodacre - The New Testament Gateway to The New Testament Gateway the directory of academic internet resources on the New Testament hosted by Logos Bible Software and edited by Mark Goodacre. New Covenant Theology - Wikipedia New Covenant Theology (or NCT) is a Christian theological position teaching that the person and work of Jesus Christ is the central focus of the Bible. One ...
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