In this splendid introduction to the elusive rhetorical device
central to the New Testament picture of Jesus, Charles Hedrick
explores the nature of the parable and its history of use. He asks
basic questions such as, what is a parable? is Jesus really the
author of the parables? and what does a parable mean? and then
reviews a range of sources--from Aesop's fables to modern New
Testament scholarship--to answer them. He also surveys the various
ways the parables have been approached in literary criticism
throughout history, giving specific examples of each method and
delineating their strengths and weaknesses.
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