Bibliographical Notes for Students of the New Testament
Bibliographical Notes for Students of the New Testament
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Of smaller works those by Adeney, Bacon, and Allen and Grensted call for mention. In addition to books which cover the whole of the New Testament there are many on special parts of the subject. Here only a selection of the more recent can be given. On the Gospels : Stanton's " The Gospels as Historical Docu- ments " promises to be when completed our best and most comprehensive discussion. Burkitt's " The Gospel History and Its Transmission " is very fresh and suggestive. There are smaller works... by Pullan, J. A. Robinson, and Holdsworth. In German Baur's " Die Evangelien " deserves to be mentioned, and not for its historical importance alone ; and Weizsacker's " Untersuchungen iiber die evangelische Geschichte, " though just half a century old, is by no means antiquated. E. A. Abbott's series entitled " Diatessarica " now numbers several volumes. For the criticism of the Synoptic Gospels in addition to the works by Stanton, Burkitt, Abbott, and Robinson already mentioned, " Oxford Studies in the Synoptic Problem, " Hawkins' " Horae Synopticae, " Buckley's " Introduction to the Synoptic Problem, " and Burkitt's " The Earliest Sources for the Life of Jesus " may be named ; and in German Wernle's " Die synoptische Frage, " Wellhausen's " Einleitung in die drei ersten Evangelien, " and an important series of elaborate discussions by B.
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Of smaller works those by Adeney, Bacon, and Allen and Grensted call for mention. In addition to books which cover the whole of the New Testament there are many on special parts of the subject. Here only a selection of the more recent can be given. On the Gospels : Stanton's " The Gospels as Historical Docu- ments " promises to be when completed our best and most comprehensive discussion. Burkitt's " The Gospel History and Its Transmission " is very fresh and suggestive. There are smaller works... by Pullan, J. A. Robinson, and Holdsworth. In German Baur's " Die Evangelien " deserves to be mentioned, and not for its historical importance alone ; and Weizsacker's " Untersuchungen iiber die evangelische Geschichte, " though just half a century old, is by no means antiquated. E. A. Abbott's series entitled " Diatessarica " now numbers several volumes. For the criticism of the Synoptic Gospels in addition to the works by Stanton, Burkitt, Abbott, and Robinson already mentioned, " Oxford Studies in the Synoptic Problem, " Hawkins' " Horae Synopticae, " Buckley's " Introduction to the Synoptic Problem, " and Burkitt's " The Earliest Sources for the Life of Jesus " may be named ; and in German Wernle's " Die synoptische Frage, " Wellhausen's " Einleitung in die drei ersten Evangelien, " and an important series of elaborate discussions by B.
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