Birth of the New Testament

C.F.D. Moule shows how the earliest Christian writing developed as a response to the daily demands of Christian life in societies indifferent or even hostile to Christianity, and how the selection of certain writings to constitute the basis of Christian belief was a response to specific needs.

Acknowledgements

vi

Preface to the Third Edition

viii

Abbreviations

xii

Introductory

1

(18)

The Church at Worship

19

(133)

The Church explains itself:

Stages of Self-Awareness

44

(24)

The Church explains itself:

The Use of the Jewish Scriptures

68

(39)

The Church explains itself:

The Gospels and Acts

107

(32)

The Church explains itself:

The Reign of Christ

139

(13)

The Church under attack

152

(25)

Building the Superstructure and Consolidating

177

(24)

Variety and Uniformity in the Church

201

(34)

Collecting and Sifting the Documents

235

(35)

Postscript

270

(47)

Excursus

Translation Greek and Original Greek in Matthew

276

(5)

Luke and the Pastoral Epistles

281

(2)

ΠIσTOσ O ΛOGamma;O σ

283

(2)

The Priority of Mark

285

(32)

G. M. Styler

Index of Subjects

317

(12)

Index of Biblical and other references

329

(14)

Index of Authors and Books

343

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