Theologie des Neuen Testaments

In this textbook, Ferdinand Hahn provides a survey of the New Testament. The first volume begins with a description of the diversity of the early Christian records in the form of a history of the theology of early Christianity. The author deals with Pauline and deutero-Pauline theology and the non-Pauline writings of Hellenistic Jewish Christianity as well as with the Synoptic Gospels including Acts and Johannine theology. Volume I concludes with a preview of the transitional period leading to the early church. In Volume II, the author presents a detailed discussion on the unity of New Testament records using individual subjects as examples. The purpose of this work is to provide the readers with as clear a picture as possible of the New Testament text and the problems involved in it.