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This scholarly attempt to let Luke himself unfold the why, how, and what of his two-part work communicates an understanding of Luke-Acts in language that can make the material alive for those who are not professional academics. The approach to the material is new, and there are fresh interpretive insights, helping readers understand what made Luke tick in his time and how he understood (among other themes) the Hebrew Scriptures, history, the Holy Spirit, Jesus, and the church. Other Religion-Christianity-Scripture, New Testament Books 2012 – The Use of Textual Criticism for the Interpretation of Patristic Texts: Seventeen Case Studies 1990 – The Gospel of Mark as Midrash on Earlier Jewish and New Testament Literature 1992 – Wisdom Christology in the Fourth Gospel
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