Description
This volume offers a fresh study of reformation exegesis with special attention to the pastoral concerns and narrative structure of the reformers distinctive approach to Scripture. Through his careful analysis of how selected Old Testament stories were interpreted in the sixteenth century, Michael Parsons sheds new light on the great themes of reformation theology including Gods self-disclosure in covenantal history and the redeeming work of Christ amidst human brokenness and sin. In this way, the reformers emerge as invaluable discussion partners for biblical theologians today. Well researched and well written, this is an important study that deserves to be widely known.
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