Book by Herron Robert W
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...an informative and clearly written monograph which provides an interesting overview of Marcan and biblical interpretation. It will be of interest and value to those engaged in the ongoing discussion: How should we read the Bible?> * Catholic Biblical Quarterly * Very useful account which assists in refuting the thesis that Mark's gospel seeks to paint a negative description of the disciples, especially Peter. -- Robert Stein, Bethel Theological Seminary * Catholic Biblical Quarterly * Herron has provided his readers with an impressively extensive survey of Markan studies and exegesis from the patristic period down to the present. -- Howard Clark Kee, Emeritus Professor, Boston University * Catholic Biblical Quarterly * An interesting and informative study of Markan purposes and procedures. -- Ralph P. Martin, University of Sheffield, England * Catholic Biblical Quarterly * The undertaking is ambitious, the literatures diverse...and the results intriguing and...insightful. -- Ralph P. Martin, University of Sheffield, England * Critical Review * Herron has had a good idea for which he should be given full credit. Too much New Testament writing seems to entail no more than reading and discussing the books and articles that have appeared in the last ten years on a particular passage; Herron has rightly widened the approach and drawn out the differences between the pre-modern and the modern period. * The Journal of Theological Studies * ...an informative and clearly written monograph which provides an interesting overview of Marcan and biblical interpretation. It will be of interest and value to those engaged in the ongoing discussion: How should we read the Bible? * Catholic Biblical Quarterly * Very useful account which assists in refuting the thesis that Mark's gospel seeks to paint a negative description of the disciples, especially Peter. -- Robert Stein, Bethel Theological Seminary * Catholic Biblical Quarterly * Herron has provided his readers with an impressively extensive survey of Markan studies and exegesis from the patristic period down to the present. -- Howard Clark Kee, Emeritus Professor, Boston University * Catholic Biblical Quarterly * An interesting and informative study of Markan purposes and procedures. -- Ralph P. Martin, University of Sheffield, England * Catholic Biblical Quarterly * The undertaking is ambitious, the literatures diverse...and the results intriguing and...insightful. -- Ralph P. Martin, University of Sheffield, England * Critical Review *
For 2,000 years, Mark's story of Peter's denial has been the object of various interpretations. This work categorizes and analyzes those interpretations and, in the process, sheds light on hermeneutical theory as practiced through the centuries and gives insight into the meaning of the passage itself (Mark 14:54, 66-72). The book offers extensive demonstration and analysis of ancient and modern methods of interpretation; provides fresh, accurate translations of ancient texts which are not available elsewhere; and presents an exhaustive exegesis of Mark 14:54, 66-72. Although targeted especially for New Testament scholars, it will be of great interest to seminarians and students of religion, church history, or hermeneutics.
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Paperback. Faded to edges and spine of laminated wrappers. Some bubbling and bumping to edges. 194 pages. 194 pp. Artikel-Nr. 639163
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Paperback. Previous owner name to inside front wrapper. Wrappers are edge worn, curled and scuffed. 194 pp. Artikel-Nr. 676481
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Paperback. Wrappers are edge worn with some curling to edges and corners. Else good. 194 pages. 194 pp. Artikel-Nr. 460539
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