mountainman

Interpreting the New Testament documents

Although this does not appear to be directly associated
with an academic institution, the above article seems to
present an extremely thorough review of the elements of
the field. Any opinions on this?

Some interesting quotes:

Is this correct? Is the Acts of the Apostles
the lone example of the early history of the
Christian movement?

and ....

Surely, not many of these questions have been
satisfactorily answered with respect to the NT.

Textual critics should note that a further large section
of the above article is reserved for the Internal History
of the Text.

Best wishes,



Pete Brown

Toto

These are the class notes of a Dr. Cranford who teaches at Gardner-Webb University (see his academic homepage here

It is the only part of the NT that talks about the post-resurrection experiences of the early church. There are those who have tried to extract some historical information from the epistles.

mountainman

Well good on him for making his lecture notes public domain.
It seems to me that these notes are a very valuable guide
to a comprehensive study of the NT documents in general.

Thanks for the refs.

Best wishes,



Pete Brown