Table of Contents: Studies in Luke-Acts

Table of Contents:

Contents: 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.
Lukeʹs 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 mater