I just got my copies of N.T. Wright, Paul: Fresh Perspectives and Michael J. Gorman, Apostle of the Crucified Lord. Gorman's short sections on rhetoric and the theo-political nature of Paul's gospel are excellent little summaries of the topics for undergrads.
I've also photocopied Scot McKnight, "The Warning Passages of Hebrews: A Formal Analysis and Theological Conclusion,", TrinJ 13 (1992): 21-59 - as I hope my NT 101 class will write a paper on the warning passages in Hebrews next semester. I wasn't sure about Grudem's response in Still Sovereign, but re-reading both will be interesting.
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Since I just tossed my two cents in about the last post, I thought I might as well throw in a few more! Have you seen the treatment in Caneday and Schreiner's THE RACE SET BEFORE US? It's a great read, whether you agree with them or not?
Nate Mihelis
I know Ardel and his book is a good one. Probably a better response to McKnight than Grudem's article.
If you need a response to my article, I'd be more than willing to respond!
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