Edinbugh; (1995): T. & T. Clark. First Edition. Octavo. xix, 402 pages. Whether it is his study of the Dionysiac Messiah or his very important chapter: "The Song about Christ in Earliest Worship", Hengel has brought together one of the most remarkable studies of the early church and its worship..... More
Columbia, Missouri: University of Missouri, 2007. First Edition. Octavo. 189 pages, index. Professor Herndon has clarified the issues of Voegelin's rejection of the "the historical Jesus school" and he sees Paul not as an antithesis but one who implies what a Christian social order would look like. A profound book..... More
Minneapolis; (1992): Fortress Press. First Edition. Octavo. First Fortress Press edition. xiii, 316 pages, index. Here N.T. Wright uses meticulous exegesis to show that Paul saw the death and resurrection of Jesus as the climactic movement in the covenant history of Israel. A scarce work bound in black cloth, spine..... More