Unity and diversity in New Testament theology: Essays in honor of George E. Ladd

by I. Howard Marshall, David Allan Hubbard, Robert P. Meye, Ralph P. Martin, Everett F. Harrison, Leon Morris, W. Ward Gasque, William B. Barcley, F. F. Bruce, Eldon Jay Epp, Charles E. Carlston, Richard N. Longenecker, Bo Reicke, and David O. Fuller

Inner Books

This physical volume has several internal sections, each of which has been reviewed independently

• The meaning of "reconciliation" by I. Howard Marshall
• Biographical sketch and appreciation by David Allan Hubbard
• Psalm 107 as horizon for interpreting the miracle stories of Mark 4:35-8:26 by Robert P. Meye
• The pericope of the healing of the centurion's servant/son (Matt. 8:5-13 par Luke 7:1-10) by Ralph P. Martin
• A study of John 1:14 by Everett F. Harrison
• The Jesus of Saint John by Leon Morris
• The Book of Acts and history by W. Ward Gasque
• The one, new man by William B. Barcley
• All things to all men by F. F. Bruce
• Paul's diverse imageries of the human situation and his unifying theme of freedom by Eldon Jay Epp
• The vocabulary of perfection in philo and Hebrews by Charles E. Carlston
• The Melchizedek argument of Hebrews by Richard N. Longenecker
• The God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob in New Testament theology by Bo Reicke
• Biblical theology and analogy of faith by David O. Fuller