In his prologue to the New Testament, the English Reformer William Tyndale movingly wrote: Euagelio is a greke worde, and signyfyth good, nery, glad and joyfull tydings, taht maketh a mannes hert g…
For decades now, the doctrine of justification has been revised, reshaped and reformed. From ecumenical and exegetical angles, the traditional Protestant consensus has been altered by joint declara…
It is widely admitted today that long before the four canonical gospels took shape there existed a growing tradition in the Early church about what Jesus did and said, about who and what he was. Wh…
The search for the historical Jesus has had a long and complicated history. Nineteenth-century scholars, employing the tools of the historical-critical method, supplied a host of novel and contradi…
The original title of this study was the excellency of the gospel above the law. In it the author described the fuller self-revelation of God in the coming of Christ and its greater effect in those…