Offers a concise summary of, and an excellent introduction to, recent Lucan scholarship. Major positions on several important subjects are clearly expressed in nontechnical language.
Surveys scholarship since 1985 on Mark's Gospel, with particular emphasis on the new methods of interpretation for which Mark has so often served as a testing ground in recent times.
This book surveys some of the scholarship on the letter of James from the past thirty years, covering questions of authorship and audience, structure and rhetoric, themes, and relationship to some of the sayings attributed to Jesus.
