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canonical criticism

Concept of canonical intertextuality and the book of Daniel

By Jordan M. Scheetz

Word without end

By Christopher R. Seitz

Biblical Criticism in Crisis?

By Mark G. Brett

Messianism within the scriptural scroll of Isaiah

By Randall Heskett

Living in the Language of God

By Warner M. Bailey,Thomas W. Currie

Intertextual Explorations in Deuterocanonical and Cognate Literature

By Jeremy Corley,Geoffrey David Miller

Invitation to Dogmatic Theology

By Paul C. McGlasson

Reading Scripture Canonically

By Mark S. Gignilliat

One scripture or many?

By Christine Helmer,Christof Landmesser

The four Gospels and the one Gospel of Jesus Christ

By Martin Hengel

Johannesevangelium

By Berger, Klaus

Joshua, Judges, Ruth

By J. Gordon Harris

Canon and exegesis

By William John Lyons

The Self-shaming God who reconciles

By Warner M. Bailey

The end of wisdom

By Martin A. Shields

From Canonical Criticism to Ecumenical Exegesis?

By Peter-Ben Smit

Beyond Canon

By Meron Gebreananaye,Francis Watson,Logan Williams,Chris Keith

Moses, David, and the high kingship of Yahweh

By Michael G. McKelvey

A gift of God in due season

By James A. Sanders,David McLain Carr,Richard D. Weis

Theological exegesis in the canonical context

By Chen Xun

The origins of the Bible

By John W. Miller

Die Einheit der Schrift und die Vielfalt des Kanons =

By Barton, John,Michael Wolter

The canonical debate today

By Liviu Papadima,David Damrosch,Theo d' Haen

Canon & Community

By James A. Sanders