New Testament Theology, or, Historical Account of the Teaching of Jesus and of Primitive Christianity According to the New Testament Sources; Volume 2 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781149486214)

New Testament Theology, Volume 2 by Willibald Beyschlag delves into the historical account of the teachings of Jesus and the origins of Christianity as derived from the New Testament sources. This comprehensive study offers readers a deep exploration of the theological foundations of the New Testament, examining the doctrines, principles, and historical context that shaped early Christian beliefs and practices.

Beyschlag's work provides valuable insights into the development of Christian thought and its scriptural basis, making it an essential resource for theologians, historians, and anyone interested in understanding the roots of Christianity. This volume continues the detailed analysis begun in Volume 1, offering a thorough examination of key New Testament themes and their enduring relevance.

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