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Book Description
- Title:
- New Testament Prophecy.
- Author:
- David Hill [1935-2022]
- Publication Year:
- 1979
- Location:
- London
- Publisher:
- Marshall, Morgan & Scott
- Pages:
- 241
- ISBN:
- 055105591X
- Subjects:
- New Testament, Prophecy
- Copyright Holder:
- All reasonable efforts have been made to contact the copyright holder of this article without success. If you hold the rights, please contact me.
Table of Contents
- Matters of Definition and Background
- On Defining the Term 'Christian Prophet'
- Prophecy in the Hebrew-Jewish Tradition (Palestinian and Hellenistic)
- Old Testament Prophecy
- The Intertestamental Literature
- Josephus
- Philo Judaeus
- Rabbinic Teaching
- The Qumran Scrolls
- John the Baptist
- Jesus: 'A Prophet Mighty in Deed and Word'
- Jesus acknowledged as Prophet
- Prophetic Characteristics in Jesus' Ministry
- The Book of Revelation as Christian Prophecy
- Revelation: Apocalyptic or Prophetic?
- Revelation: The Form and Content of Christian Prophecy
- Revelation: Prophet and Community
- Prophets and Prophecy in the Acts of the Apostles
- Paul, and the Phenomenon of Prophecy in the Church
- Is Paul a Prophet?
- Paul on Prophecy
- Other Books and Traditions Associated with Christian Prophetism
- Hebrews
- The Fourth Gospel and the Johannine Epistles
- The Q Tradition
- Matthew's Redaction
- Luke's Redaction
- Christian Prophets and the Sayings of Jesus
- The traditional Evidence for the Creative role of Prophets
- A New Case described and appraised
- The Decline of Prophecy
- Prophecy Today
- Notes
- Select Bibliography
- Index of Passages Discussed