Studies in Luke-Acts; essays presented in honor of Paul Schubert - Keck, Leander E.; Schubert, Paul, 1900-; Martyn, J. Louis (James Louis), 1925- (Nashville, Abingdon Press, 1966)
Paul Schubert at Yale, by R.L. Calhoun.--Luke-Acts, a storm center in contemporary scholarship, by W.C. van Unnik.--On the Paulinism of Acts, by P. Vielhauer.--The perspective of Acts, by E.R. Goodenough.--Interpreting Luke-Acts in a period of existentialist theology, by U. Wilckens.--Four features of Lucan style, by H.J. Cadbury.--In search of the original text of Acts, by A.F.J. Klikn.--Luke's use of the birth stories, by P.S. Minear.--On preaching the Word of God, by W.C. Robinson, Jr.--The story of Abraham in Luke-Acts, by N.A. Dahl.--The Christology of Acts, by C.F.D. Moule.--The concept of the Davidic Son of God in Acts and its Old Testament background, by E. Schweizer.--The missionary stance of Paul in I Corinthians 9 and in Acts, by G. Bornkamm.--Concerning the speeches in Acts, by E. Schweizer.--The address of Paul on the Aeropagus, by H. Conzelmann.--Jewish Christianity in Acts in light of the Qumran scrolls, by J.A. Fitzmyer.--The Book of Acts as source material for the history of early Christianity, by E. Haenchen.--Acts and the Pauline letter corpus, by J. Knox.--Ephesians and Acts, by E. Käsemann.--Luke's place in the development of early Christianity, by H. Conzelmann.
Includes bibliographies.
Keywords: Schubert, Paul, -- 1900-; Bible. -- Criticism, interpretation, etc; Bible. -- Criticism, interpretation, etc