Readers of this blog may be interested
in a multi-author work by the same title:
Rollin G. Grams, I. Howard Marshall, Peter F. Penner, Robin Routledge,
eds., Bible and Mission: A Conversation
Between Biblical Studies and Missiology (Neufeld Verlag, 2008).
This publication is the product of a colloquium that brought
together Biblical scholars and missiologists to explore several issues for a
Biblical missiology. The book includes
the following authors and articles:
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- Robin Routledge, ‘Mission and Covenant in the Old Testament’
- Rollin G. Grams, ‘Some Geographical and Intertextual Dimensions of Matthew’s Mission Theology’
- Peter F. Penner, ‘The Use of the Book of Acts in Mission Theology and Praxis’
- I. Howard Marshall, ‘Paul’s Mission According to Romans’
- Corneliu Constantineanu, ‘Reconciliation as a Missiological Category for Social Engagement: A Pauline Perspective from Rom. 12.1-21’
- David Southall, ‘The Personification of Righteousness within a Metaphoric and Narratorial Setting: A Perspective on the Content of Paul’s Proclamation of the Gospel’
- Christoph Stenschke, ‘The Status and Calling of Strangers and Exiles: Mission According to First Peter’
- Scott Hafemann, ‘Missions, the Judgment of God, and the Centrality of Scripture—A Response to David Macdonald Paton from 2 Peter’
- J. Andrew Kirk, ‘How a Missiologist Uses the Bible
- David W. Shenk, ‘The Bible, the Qu’ran and Mission
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