John L. Nolland lectures in New Testament Studies at Trinity College, Bristol, England, where he is Vice Principal and Head of Biblical Studies. He is author of a commentary on the gospel of Luke.
New Testament Biblical Theology
Speaker(s): John L. Nolland
Date: 1981
Length: 14h37m
Product ID: RGDL1107S
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This series discusses the major themes and ideas of the biblical revelation in the context of their historical development. The emphasis is not on the contents of the New Testament but rather is placed on the larger perspectives with which one approaches the study of the same.
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