Jesus Through Many Eyes

Stephen Neill was a towering figure of twentieth-century global Christianity, serving as a missionary and later as bishop in India, before working for the World Council of Churches in Geneva. His many publications included A History of Christian Missions, The Interpretation of the New Testament, 1861-1961, and the never-completed History of Christianity in India.

This succinct study of the theology of the New Testament writers, based on extensive and uo-to-date reading, will be useful to many students without Greek or detailed knowledge of modern scholarship. . . . Bishop Neill nearly always states fairly the main alternative views and has succeeded admirably in his purpose.'

• AbbreviationsPreface1. On Doing New Testament Theology2. The Earliest Church3. The Pauline Corpus4. The Beginning of the Gospel5. The Tradition of Israel: Matthew, James, Hebrews, Revelation6. In the Gentile World7. New Questions and Strange Answers8. Response to Response9. What Lies Behind It All?BibliographyIndexes