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Twenty-three essays by students and colleagues of Samuel Schultz, longtime Professor of Old Testament at Wheaton College, Illinois.
Contents
Preface
List of Contributors
Personal Portrait Erwin P. Rudolph
LEAD ARTICLE
Proposals for New Approaches in Teaching Old Testament Overview Samuel Schultz
SECTION I: How God `Spoke Long Ago to the Fathers'
The Bible and the Environment F. F. Bruce
The Abrahamic Covenant: Conditional or Unconditional? Ronald Youngblood
Gathered to His People: A Study of a Dothan Family Tomb Robert Cooley
Questions From the Prophets Merold Westphal
Right Questions About Isaiah 7:14 J. Barton Payne (permission to publish posthumously granted by his wife)
Jesus and Moses: Rabbinic Backgrounds and Exegetical Concerns in Matthew 5 Alan Johnson
The Promise of God and the Outpouring of the Holy Spirit Walter Kaiser
SECTION II: How God `Has Spoken to Us in His Son'
Hebrew Thought in the Life of the Church Marvin Wilson
Apostolic Eyewitnesses and Proleptically Historical Revelation Stanley Obitts
Manifestation of the Spirit Morris Inch
Authority for a Going and Sending Ministry in the Christian Mission of World Evangelism Robert Culver
Textual Variants of the `Apostolic Decree' and Their Setting in the Early Church Julius Scott
The Theism of the Apocalypse Merrill Tenney
SECTION III: How God's Word Abides With Us
Immanence, Transcendence, and the Doctrine of Scripture Millard Erickson
The Inspiration of Scripture Among the Seventeenth-Century Reformed Theologians Bong Ro
The Concept of Truth in the Contemporary Inerrancy Debate Norman Geisler
The Clarity of Scripture Robert Sandin
Italics in English Bible Translation Jack Lewis
The Bible the Foundation for a World and Life View Harold Lindsell
Symbolism, Modeling and Theology William Dyrness
The Bible in an Age of Revolution Harold Kuhn
The Use of the Bible in World Evangelization Arthur Johnston
General Index
Scripture Index
Author Index
