Author: KEE, HOWARD CLARK AND YOUNG, FRANKLIN W.
Title: The Living World of the New Testament
Description: London, Darton, Longman and Todd. 1960. Hard Cover, 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. A near Fine unmarked copy (Fine apart from some foxing to top edge). xviii + 492 pages. 56 illustrations. 11 maps and map endpapers. To enter the thought world of the people who produced the Bible, we must study the life situations in which their convictions came to them, and out of which they responded to those convictions. Their ideas cannot be studied in isolation from their sphere of life, nor is there any point in trying to reconstruct their history without recognising the power of faith that helped shape it. Comprises: The Community Emerges; The Community and its Convictions; The Conduct of Jesus' Ministry; The Content of Jesus' Teaching; The Crisis in Jesus' Ministry; The Life of the Earliest Community; Paul the Pioneer; Mission to Europe; The Message for Gentiles; The Death of Paul and the End of the Church of Jerusalem; The Community in Conflict; The Community Organises; The Community in Rapprochement with the World; The Hope of the Community. R2. Near Fine/No Jacket.

Keywords: New Testament History


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