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0 reviewsStudying the New Testament requires a determination to
encounter this collection of writings on its own terms. This classic introduction by Charles
B. Puskas, revised with C. Michael Robbins, provides helpful guidance. Since the publication
of the first edition, which was in print for twenty years, a host of new and diverse cultural,
historical, social-scientific, socio-rhetorical, narrative, textual, and contextual studies
has been examined. Attentive also to the positive reviews of the first edition, the authors
retain the original tripartite arrangement on 1) the world of the New Testament, 2)
interpreting the New Testament, and 3) Jesus and early Christianity. This volume supplies
readers with pertinent primary and secondary material. The new edition carries on a genuine
effort to be nonsectarian, and although it is more of a critical introduction than a general
survey, it is recommended to midlevel college and seminary students and to anyone who wants to
be better informed about the New Testament.
"This second edition
of An Introduction to the New Testament by Puskas and Robbins is a literarily sensitive,
historically oriented volume. It provides a framework to the New Testament that will help
readers appreciate the complex world out of which the New Testament arose and gain an
understanding of what is involved in the exegesis of New Testament texts today. I recommend
this text for use in undergraduate and seminary classes that offer an academic approach to the
New Testament."
--Mark Reasoner
Associate Professor of
Theology
Marian University
Charles B. Puskas has
extensive experience in college and university teaching, religious publishing, and parish
ministry. He is the author of The Conclusion of Luke-Acts (Pickwick Publications, 2009), The
Letters of Paul (1993) and with David Crump, An Introduction to the Gospels and Acts (2008).
C. Michael Robbins is an adjunct professor of religion and
philosophy in the Haggard School of Theology at Azusa Pacific University. He is the author of
The Testing of Jesus in Q (2007) and with Steven Johnson has helped revise James Allen
Hewett's New Testament Greek, with CD-ROM (2009).
Charles B. Puskas has extensive experience in college and university
teaching, religious publishing, and parish ministry. He is the author of The Conclusion of
Luke-Acts (Pickwick Publications, 2009), The Letters of Paul (1993), and with David Crump, An
Introduction to the Gospels and Acts (2008). C. Michael Robbins is an adjunct professor of
religion and philosophy in the Haggard School of Theology at Azusa Pacific University. He is
the author of The Testing of Jesus in Q (2007) and with Steven Johnson has helped revise James
Allen Hewett's New Testament Greek, with CD-ROM (2009).
