Hearing The New Testament (Reprinted)

The Challenge Of Hearing The New Testament
Joel B. Green

Textual Criticism Of The New Testament
Bart D. Ehrman

Historical Criticism And Social-Scientific Perspectives In New Testament Study
Stephen C. Barton

The Relevance Of Extracanonical Jewish Texts To New Testament Study
Richard Bauckham

The Relevance Of Greco-Roman Literature And Culture To New Testament Study
Loveday C. A. Alexander

Traditio-Historical Criticism
Holly J. Carey

The Use Of The Old Testament By New Testament Writers
Richard B. Hays And Joel B. Green

Genre Analysis
James L. Bailey

Rhetorical Criticism
C. Clifton Black

Modern Linguistics And Word Study In The New Testament
Max Turner

Discourse Analysis And New Testament Interpretation
Joel B. Green

Narrative Criticism
Mark Allan Powell

The Reader In New Testament Interpretation
Kevin J. Vanhoozer

Feminist Criticism
F. Scott Spencer

African American Criticism
Emerson B. Powery

Latino/a Hermeneutics
Efrain Agosto

Reading The New Testament In Canonical Context
Robert W. Wall

The New Testament, Theology, And Ethics
Stephen E. Fowl

Additional Info
A distinguished group of scholars here introduces and illustrates the array of approaches and methods used in New Testament study today. Standard approaches – text criticism, historical approaches, etc. – appear side by side with newer approaches – narrative criticism, Latino-Latina hermeneutics, theological interpretation of the New Testament, and more. Each chapter introduces a particular approach and then demonstrates how students and pastors can best use it. Five passages from different parts of the New Testament are used as sample texts throughout the book in order to facilitate understanding of the differences among the interpretive strategies. / An instant classic when first published in 1995, Hearing the New Testament has now been revised and updated, including rewritten chapters, new chapters, and new suggestions for further reading.