Robert A. Guelich

The Christology of Mark's Gospel

“Kingsbury provides a novel combination of a titular approach to Markan Christology and a literary critical reading of Mark's Gospel. By refracting the major titles of majesty through the prism of Mark's story woven around the plot of the secret of Jesus' identity, Kingsbury produces a lucid, integrated spectrum of Mark's Christology. Written in Kingsbury's typically cogent, clear, interactive style, this work offers a greatly needed corrective for Mark's Christology(ies) often seen as (intentionally or unintentionally) obtuse and incoherent.”

Theology of the New Testament, Volume 2

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Goppelt's Theology of the New Testament has become a standard text in Germany and may well become a standard text in the American scene as well. The work represents the most comprehensive treatment of New Testament theology available today. By treating the NT writings within a historical context, Goppelt's Theology reflects a developing Church engaged in the real world, a motif that marked Goppelt's own thought and concerns about theology and history. This work, thus, represents Goppelt's desire to wed historical and theological exegesis.”