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The Gospel Perspectives series was originally
published by JSOT Press in Sheffield, which is now part of the
Continuum
Publishing Group. Permission has been granted to reproduce one article from
each volume on this site. |
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Volume 1 (1981) - Studies of History and Tradition in
the Four Gospels, R. T. France and David Wenham, eds.
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F.F. Bruce, "The Trial of Jesus in the Fourth Gospel,"
pp.7-20. |
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Bruce Chilton, "Targumic Transmission and Dominical Tradition,"
pp.21-46. |
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Peter H. Davids, "The Gospels and Jewish Tradition: Twenty Years
After Gerhardsson," pp.75-100. |
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R.T. France, "Mark and the Teaching of Jesus,"
pp.101-137. |
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Sydney H.T. Page, "The Authenticity of the Ransom Logion (Mark
10:45b)," pp.137-162. |
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Phillip Barton Payne, "The Authenticity of the Parable of the Sower
and its Interpretation," pp.163-208. |
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Robert H. Stein, "The 'Criteria' For
Authenticity," pp.225-263.
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Volume 2 (1982) - Studies of History and tradition in
the Four Gospels, R. T. France and David Wenham, eds.
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D.E. Aune, "The Problem of the Genre of the Gospels: A Critique of
C.H. Talbert's What is a Gospel?" pp.9-60. |
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R.J. Banke, "Setting 'The Quest for the Hsitorical Jesus' in a
Broader Framework," pp.61-82. |
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D.A. Carson, "Historical Tradition in the
Fourth Gospel: After Dodd, What?" pp.83-146. |
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Bruce Chilton, "Announcement in Nazara: An Analysis of Luke
4:16-21" pp.147-172. |
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William Lane Craig, "The Empty Tomb of Jesus" pp.173-200. Stephen C. Farris,
"On Discerning Semitic Sources in Luke1-2" pp.201-238. |
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Stephen C. Farris, "On Discerning Semitic Sources in Luke 1-2,"
pp.201-238. |
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R.T. France, "Scripture, Tradition and the History of the Infancy
Narratives of Matthew" pp.239-266 |
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Gerhard Maier, "Johannes Und Matthäus - Zwiespalt Order
Viergestalt Des Evangeliums," pp.267-292. |
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Grant R. Osborne, "John 21: Test Case for History abd Redaction in
the Resurrection Narratives," pp.329-344. |
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Philip Barton Payne, "The Authenticity of the Parables of Jesus,"
pp.329-344. |
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David Wenham, "Paul and the Synoptic Apocalypse" pp.345-375. |
Volume 3 (1983) - Studies in Midrash and
Histiography, R. T. France and David Wenham, eds.
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Bruce Chilton, "Varieties and Tendencies of Midrash: Rabbinic
Interpretation of Isaiah 24.23" pp.9-32. |
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Richard Bauckham, "The Liber Antiquitatum Biblicaron of Pseudo-Philo
and the Gospels as 'Midrash'", pp.33-76. |
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R.T. France, "Jewish histiography, Midrash, and the Gospels,"
pp.99-128. |
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Douglas J. Moo, "Tradition and the Old Testament in Matt. 27: 3-10" pp.157-176. |
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Philip Barton Payne, "Midrash and History in the Gospels with Special
Reference to to R.H. Gundry's Matthew" pp.177-216. |
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Craig L. Blomberg, "Midrash, Chiasmus, and the Outline of Luke's
Central Section" pp.217-262. |
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D.S. Greenwood, "Poststructuralism and Biblical Studies: Frank
Kermode's The Genesis of Secrecy" pp.263-288. |
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R.T. France, "Postscript - Where We Have Got to, and Where Do We Go
From Here," pp.289-299. |
Volume 4 (1984) - Rediscovery of Jesus' Eschatological
Discourse, David Wenham, ed.
Volume 5 (1985) - The Jesus Tradition Outside the
Gospels, David Wenham, ed.
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David Wenham, "Paul's Use of the Jesus Tradition: Three Samples,"
pp.7-38. |
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Peter Richardson & Peter Gooch, "Logia of Jesus in 1
Corinthians," pp.39-62. |
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Peter H. Davids, "James and Jesus," pp.63-84. |
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Gerhard Maier, "Jesustradition Im. 1. Petrusbrief?"
pp.85-128. |
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G.K. Beale, "The Use of Daniel in the Synoptic Eschatological
Discourse and in the Book of Revelation," pp.129-154. |
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Bruce Chilton, "The Gospel According to Thomas as a Source of Jesus'
Teaching," pp.155-176. |
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Craig L. Blomberg, "Tradition and Redaction in the Parables of the
Gospel of Thomas," pp.177-206. |
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David F.
Wright, "Apocryphal Gospels: The 'Unknown Gospel' (Pap. Egerton 2) and the
Gospel of Peter," pp.207-232. |
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Donald A. Hagner, "The Sayings of Jesus in the Apostolic Fathers and Justin
Martyr," pp.233-268. Jonathan Draper, "The Jesus Traditon in the Didache,"
pp.269-288. |
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Graham H. Twelftree, "Jesus in Jewish Traditions," pp.
289-342. |
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Murray J. Harris, "References to Jesus in Early Classical Authors,"
pp.343-368. |
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Richard Bauckham, "The Study of Gospel
Traditions Outside the Canonical Gospels: Problems and Prospects,"
pp.369-404. |
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Richard Bauckham, "A Bibliography of Recent Work on Gospel Traditions
Outside of the Synoptic Gospels," pp.405-419. |
Volume 6 (1986) - The Miracles of Jesus, David
Wneham & Craig Blomberg, eds.
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William Lane Craig, "The Problem of Miracles: A Historical and
Philosophical Perspectives," pp.9-48. |
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Gerhard Maier, "Zur Neutestamentlichen Wunderexegesis Im 19. Un 20.
Jahrhundert," pp.49-88. |
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Edwin Yamauchi, "Magic or Miracles? Diseases, Demons and Exorcisms,"
pp.89-184. |
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Barry L. Blackburn, "'Miracle Working THEIOI ANDRES' in
Hellenism (and Hellenistic Judaism)," pp.185-218. |
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Richard Bauckham, "The Coin in the Fish's Mouth,"
pp.219-252. |
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B.D. Chilton, "Exoricism and History: Mark 1:21-28,"
pp.253-273. |
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P.W.Barnett, "The Feeding of the Multitude in Mark 6/John 6,"
pp.273-294. |
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Murray J. Harris, "'The Dead are Restored to Life': Miracles of
Revivification in the Gospels," pp.295-326. |
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Craig L. Blomberg, "The Miracles as
Parables," pp.327-359. |
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Graham H. Twelftree, "'EI DE... EGO EKBANNO TA DIAMONIA...,"
pp.361-400. |
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David F. Wright, "Apologetic and Apocalyptic: The Miraculous in the
Gospel of Peter," pp.401-418. |
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Stephen T. Davis, "The Miracle of Cana: A Philosopher's Perspective,"
pp.419-442. |
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Craig L. Blomberg, "Concluding Reflections on Miracles and Gospel
Perspectives," pp.443-457. |
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