Imitating Jesus: an inclusive approach to New Testament ethics

Grand Rapids, Mich.: William B. Eerdmans (2007)
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Being 'biblical' : contexts and starting points -- Jesus of Nazareth : great moral teacher or friend of sinners? -- Paul : follower or founder? -- Mark : suffering for the kingdom -- Matthew : being truly righteous -- Luke-Acts : a universal concern -- John : teaching the truth in love -- Apartheid : an ethical and generic challenge to reading the New Testament

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BS2545.E8.B87 2007

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