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Volume 1. The overture: the grand story of the Divine Image -- Prologue: guiding principles for New Testament theology and ethics -- Jesus: the Alpha and Omega of New Testament thought -- Paul: the paradigm setter for New Testament thought -- Jude, James, and Peter: bridging the ministry of Jesus and the Apostolic Church -- Hebrews: "Looking unto Jesus" in the Pauline tradition -- John: eyewitness testimony from "the One whom Jesus loved" -- Mark, Matthew, and Luke-Acts: retrospective portraits of Jesus and His Gospel -- Revelation and 2 Peter: transitioning from the Apostolic to Postapostolic Church -- Volume 2. Prolegomena: is New Testament theology or ethics possible? -- Preliminary considerations: from symbolic universe to story to theology -- The symbolic universe of Jesus and the New Testament writers -- The narrative thought world of Jesus and the New Testament writers -- The New Testament consensus on Christ -- The New Testament consensus on God the Father -- The New Testament consensus on the person of the Holy Spirit -- The New Testament consensus on salvation and the end of all things -- New Testament ethics: preliminary considerations -- The ethics of Jesus and its influence on the New Testament writers -- Ethics for Jewish Christians: Matthew, John, James, Jude, Hebrew, 1-3 John, 1 Peter, Revelation -- Ethics for Gentile Christians part one: Paul's letters -- Ethics for Gentile Christians part two: Mark, Luke, 2 Peter -- Coda: integrating the Old and New Testament thought worlds and moving forward to Biblical theology.
Volume 1 previously published under the title: The indelible image.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Downers Grove : InterVarsity Press, 2016-