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Usefulness of Scripture:

Essays in Honor of Robert W. Wall
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A collection of essays covering theology and methodology—emphasizing Wesleyan biblical hermeneutics, canonical perspectives, and the implications of these approaches for church life and work—as well as biblical texts/themes and the relationship of the study of Scripture to the life of the Christian.


Contents

Introductory Matters

List of Contributors

Acknowledgments

Accolades

Introduction

Published Works by Robert W. Wall

Part One: Essays on Theology and Methodology

Israel as a Figure for the Church: The Radical Nature of a Canonical Approach to Christian Scripture (Frank Anthony Spina)

The Role of Historical Criticism in Wesleyan Biblical Hermeneutics (Andrew Knapp)

Reconsidering Theological Interpretation of Scripture: Barth and Goldingay in Conversation (Shannon Nicole Smythe)

Inspiration as Providence (Daniel Castelo)

But As For You: Pastoral Leadership in a Post-Institutional Time (Anthony B. Robinson)

Part Two: Essays on Biblical Texts and Themes

“Son of Man” in Psalm 8, Psalm 79, and Daniel 7: An Exercise in a Contrapuntal Biblical Theology of the Septuagint (Eugene E. Lemcio)

Canonical Complexities of Biblical Balaams (Sara Koenig)

The Spirit in Israel’s Story: An Antidote to Solipsistic Spirituality (Jack Levison)

Transformed Discipleship: A Canonical Reading of Martha and Mary (Laura Sweat Holmes)

The Place of the Johannine Canon within the New Testament Canon (John Painter)

Bound and Unbounded Desire (Stephen E. Fowl)

Contributors

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