The Contribution of Reception History to a Theology of the New Testament

Ulrich Luz

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This chapter contains section titled: Introduction: Reception History and Theology of the New Testament Reception History and 'Wirkungsgeschichte' No Naive Simultaneity with the Text Effective History, the Interpreter and the Hermeneutical Situation Reception History and Holistic Interpretation The Ecumenical Impact of Reception History Reception History Presents Good and Bad Receptions Notes References

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1948Biblical Theology: Old and New Testaments 1988Biblical Interpretation 2004Revelation

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