God in New Testament Theology analyzes the various New Testament
conceptions of God and suggests how they can best contribute to a
contemporary constructive theology.
In this important new volume in the Library of Biblical
Theology, Larry W. Hurtado introduces the different understandings
of God that arise in the books of the New Testament, and explores
the ramifications of those views for contemporary theology.
Questions covered include: Why has the subject of God received
comparatively little attention in much contemporary New Testament
scholarship? Is the Christian God of the New Testament the same
deity described in the Old Testament? What impact does the New
Testament's emphasis on Jesus have for its discourse about God? How
do New Testament references to the Divine "Spirit" affect its
understanding of God? Given the diversity of the New Testament
writings, is it possible to speak of a sole New Testament view of
God? How should contemporary theology understand the triadic shape
of New Testament discourse about God in light of the later
development of the doctrine of the Trinity?
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