Biblical Studies: Gospel Narrative - Bloomsbury Academic Collections

The nine volumes in this collection make up a fascinating insight into narrative style and technique employed in the writing of the four Gospels. In exploring linguistic features and narrative methods, the author of each title provides a more detailed look into the relationship between the writers and the audience of the Gospels, as well as insight into the Gospels themselves. This set contains the following titles: The Hymns of Luke's Infancy Narratives, Stephen Farris The Passion According to Luke: The Special Material of Luke 22, Marion L. Soards The Last Shall Be First: The Rhetoric of Reversal in Luke, John York Matthew's Inclusive Story: A Study in the Narrative Rhetoric of the First Gospel, David B. Howell Matthew's Missionary Discourse: A Literary-Critical Analysis, Dorothy Weaver Narrative Asides in Luke-Acts, Steven Sheeley The Quest for Q, David Catchpole Grammatical Insights into the New Testament, Nigel Turner Apocalyptic and the New Testament: Essays in Honor of J. Louis Martyn, Edited by Joel Marcus and Marion L. Soards