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1. Research guides, handbooks, companions and bibliographies: New Testament

  • Jesus the Christ, a bibliography - Leland Jennings White
    Call Number: Z7751 T43 v.4 (Trowbridge Reference Room)
    A classified bibliography with five main sections: (I) foundations, (II) Jesus in historical perspective, (III) New Testament christology and soteriology, (IV) Christ in historical dogmatic theology, and (V) contemporary approaches and issues in christology. author index.
  • The Book of Revelation : an annotated bibliography - Robert L. Muse
    Call Number: Z7770 B66 v.2 (Trowbridge Reference Room)
    A classified and annotated bibliography of books and articles on Revelation with cross references, roughly covering the period of 1940-1990, including important earlier works and some unpublished doctoral dissertations. Includes an introduction to the study of Revelation, an author index and a scripture and ancient texts index. (Preface)
  • The Book of Ephesians : an annotated bibliography - William W. Klein
    Call Number: Z7770 B66 v.8 (Trowbridge Reference Room)
    A classified and annotated bibliography of books, articles and essays on Ephesians. The classification includes text sections in which titles are listed according to chapter and verse sections of Ephesians.
  • An Exegetical bibliography of the New Testament - edited by Günter Wagner
    Call Number: Z7772 L1 W33 1983 (Trowbridge Reference Room)
    ISBN/ISSN: 0865540136
    4 vol.: 1. Matthew and Mark, 2. Luke and Acts, 3. John and 1, 2, 3 John, 4. Romans and Galatians.
    "Entries are arranged in the order of chapters and verses of the biblical text, then chronologically. References cite many discussions hidden within more comprehensive works. Most citations refer to publications in English or German, 1950s to time of publication. No indexes." (Balay)
  • Jesus and the Synoptic Gospels : a bibliographic study guide - David E. Aune
    Call Number: Z7772 M1 A9 1982 (Trowbridge Reference Room)
    "An annotated guide to literature on the various ways of studying the relation of Jesus to the Synoptic Gospels. After an introduction (which lists the basic reference works), the select bibliography is booked under the following headings: literary criticism, tradition criticism, historical criticism, and the theological study of the Gospels." (Fitzmyer) Limited to works in English. Author index.
  • Johannine bibliography, 1966-1985 : a cumulative bibliography on the Fourth Gospel - compiled by Gilbert Van Belle
    Call Number: Z7772 M1 B44 1988 (Trowbridge Reference Room)
    "Contains 6,300 citations, with cross-references, to monographs, multiauthor works, articles, dissertations, and book reviews in detailed classified arrangement. Indexes of miscellanea, festschriften and collected essays; periodicals; biblical references; subjects; and names. Continues coverage provided by Edward Malatesta's St. John's Gospel, 1920-1965 (Rome: Pontifical Biblical Institute, 1967)." (Balay)
  • One Hundred Years of Study on the Passion Narratives - David E. Garland
    Call Number: Z7772 M1 G37 1989 (Trowbridge Reference Room)
    A classified bibliography, which attempts "to list research over the last hundred years that is directly related to the Passion narrative," "arranged around the major events of the Passion and includes separated sections on particular topics that have evoked special concern." It is arranged chronologically with books and articles listed separately, with cross references and an author index. Includes works published in English, French, and German. (Preface)
  • The Gospel of Mark : a cumulative bibliography, 1950-1990 - compiled by F. Neirynck
    Call Number: Z7772 M1 G67 1992 (Trowbridge Reference Room)
    "An extensive bibliography compiled from some 500 periodicals and series and including references to New Testament abstracts and Dissertation abstracts international. Entries are listed by author, followed by an index of Gospel passages and a detailed classified subject index. Provides lists of festschriften and commentaries, in chronological order, publ. before 1950." (Balay)
  • A Bibliography for the Gospel of Mark, 1954-1980 - Hugh M. Humphrey
    Call Number: Z7772 M1 H85 (Trowbridge Reference Room)
    A classified and cross referenced bibliography of articles, essays and books published since 1954 through 1980, drawn from Elenchus Bibliographicus Biblicus, New Testament Abstracts, and Ephemerides Theologicae Lovanienses, with an author index. Titles are ordered chronologically under a classification beginning with the most recent title. References to New Testament Abstracts and to book review listings in the Elenchus Bibliographicus Biblicus are included.
  • The Gospel of Luke : a cumulative bibliography, 1973-1988 - compiled by Frans van Segbroeck
    Call Number: Z7772 M1 S43 1989 (Trowbridge Reference Room)
    Part I lists titles alphabetically by author with some cross references and references to New Testament Abstracts. Part I contains a subject index with references to the titles in the first part and includes a scripture index.
  • A Bibliography of the periodical literature on the Acts of the Apostles, 1962-1984 - Watson E. Mills
    Call Number: Z7772 N1 M54 1986 (Trowbridge Reference Room)
    "Lists relevant articles from approximately 300 scholarly journals, many not covered by Günter Wagner's Exegetical bibliography of the New Testament. Entries are arranged alphabetically by author. Scripture and subject indexes." (Balay)
  • Bibliography of literature on First Peter - Anthony Casurella
    Call Number: Z7772 P1 C37 1996 (Trowbridge Reference Room)
    ISBN/ISSN: 9004104887
    A classified bibliography of published works and unpublished master's and doctoral dissertations on First Peter, up to 1994, with indices of authors, editors, Festschrift honorees, reviewers and translators. (Preface)
  • New Testament exegesis : a handbook for students and pastors - Gordon D. Fee
    Call Number: BS476 F38 1983
  • Literary criticism of the New Testament - William A. Beardslee
    Call Number: BS511.2 G842 1969b (Trowbridge Reference Room)
    Guides to Biblical Scholarship Series
  • A Bibliography of New Testament bibliographies - John Coolidge Hurd
    Call Number: Z7772 L1 H8 (Trowbridge Reference Room)
 

2. Dictionaries & Encyclopedias: New Testament

 

3. Exegesis Guides

  • New Testament exegesis : a handbook for students and pastors - Gordon D. Fee
    Call Number: BS2331 .F44 2002 (Trowbridge Reference Room)
    A guide for New Testament historical-critical exegesis written for students who know Greek, but with much of the guide accessible to students without knowledge of Greek. The guide describes steps of exegesis with the goal of writing an exegesis paper and also gives a shorter series of steps for sermon preparation. The use of resources for the study of the NT is included in the description of the steps, with a final chapter giving a bibliography of resources organized according to the exegetical step in which the resource would be used. (Introduction)
  • Hearing the New Testament : strategies for interpretation - edited by Joel B. Green
    Call Number: BS2331 .H43 1995
    A collection of essays, contributed by different authors, on different approaches, perspectives and methods used in the reading and interpretation of the New Testament. "The purpose of juxtaposing these various methods and perspectives in this collections . . . is to outline something of the range of questions that might be posed to particular texts and to demonstrate how different interpretive aims rely on different interpretive tools." The chapters on method illustrate application of the method with one or more of the following texts: Luke 3:1-20; John 4:1-42; I Cor 11:2-34; Jas 4:13-5:6; and Revelation 5. Most chapters close with a section "Suggestions for Further Reading." (From the first chapter "The Challenge of Hearing the New Testament" by Joel B. Green)
  • How to read the New Testament : an introduction to linguistic and historico-critical methodology - Wilhelm Egger
    Call Number: BS2331 E3313 1996
    ISBN/ISSN: 1565631498
    An introduction to the methods of New Testament exegesis, which presents a methodology that attempts "to use a theoretical model of the text and to use a hermeneutic reflection on the act of reading in order to create an organic connection between the methods of historical-critical exegesis and a selection from some more recent methods derived from linguistics." (the author's introduction)
  • Introduction to New Testament Exegesis - Werner Stenger
    Call Number: BS2331 S7213 1993
    An introduction to the methods of New Testament historical-critical exegesis. Part One (Fundamentals of New Testament Exegesis) presents methods of interpretation and Part Two (New Testament Exegesis in Practice) applies the methods to New Testament texts. The final chapter of the book is a brief classified and annotated bibliography of resources published in English for New Testament study.
  • Reading the New Testament : methods of interpretation - Christopher Tuckett
    Call Number: BS2331 T83 1987
    An introduction to and critical evaluation of the various methods used in the interpretation of the New Testament texts. Most of the book discusses historical critical methods, with the last two chapters (structuralism and other approaches) discuss methods that treat the text more as an entity independent of its original historical context. (Introduction)
  • Interpreting the New Testament : a practical guide - Daniel J. Harrington
    Call Number: BS2341.2 N48 1979 v.1
    An introduction to the basic methods used in the study of the New Testament. "The expositions of the methods focus on the questions to be asked of the biblical text and on what can be legitimately expected as answers to these questions. Usually some indications are provided about the origin and development of the methods and about the broader theological and historical problems raised by them." Sample applications of each method are included and brief bibliographies of works published in English follow each chapter. (Introduction)
  • Interpreting the New Testament : an introduction to the principles and methods of N.T. exegesis - Hans Conzelmann and Andreas Lindemann
    Call Number: BS2330.2 C6613 1988
  • Structural exegesis for New Testament critics - Daniel Patte
    Call Number: BS511.2 G842 1990c (Trowbridge Reference Room)
    Guides to Biblical Scholarship Series.
 

4. Gospel Parallels

 

5. Concordances

 

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8. Web Sites

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9. Online Language Resources

  • Greek Language and Linguistics  
    Resources to facilitate the study of Ancient Greek and to promote the application of methodologies from the field of Linguistics to the study of Classical and Hellenistic Greek.
  • Resources for Biblical Language Computing  
    This web site provides instructions for setting up personal computers for biblical language computing. The instructions here will enable students to use biblical Hebrew and Greek and reliably print documents using the appropriate fonts.
 
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