Steve Moyise
Biography
Steve Moyise earned a PhD at the University of Birmingham and has served as Professor of New Testament at the University of Chichester. Moyise wrote Was the Birth of Jesus According to Scripture? (2013) and Paul and Scripture (2010), and edited Exploring Intertextuality (2016).
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Evoking Story for Transformation
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Much has been written on the use of the scriptural quotations in the New Testament, but this book breaks new ground by introducing Speech Act Theory into the discussion. This is illustrated in two stimulating case studies (Ps 116:10 and Ps 110:1), which bring fresh insights into old debates about authorial intention and respect for context. Highly recommended.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“In this exhilarating study of Acts, the missional nature of the church is set forth with great vigor and academic skill. Like the book of Acts itself, we are confronted with the irresistible advance of the word, the unending empowerment of the Spirit, and the universal scope of salvation.”
Paul’s Covert Use of Scripture
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“This stimulating book offers fresh insights into why Paul wrote his letter to the Philippians and makes a significant contribution to current debates on Paul's use of Scripture. Highly recommended.”
The Son of Man as the Last Adam
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Scholarship is sharply divided as to whether Paul's writings represent a development of the Jesus tradition or are largely an innovation . . . Yongbom Lee's study makes an important contribution to this debate by arguing that Paul's Adam Christology draws on an early Church Adam-Jesus typology and the Son of Man sayings, now found in Mark 10:45, Matt 19:20, and Luke 22:30. It is an argument that deserves to be read by anyone engaged in teaching or studying the origins of Christianity, specifically the development of Paul's thought.”
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Was the Birth of Jesus According to Scripture?
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
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