Zondervan's Biblical Theology of the New Testament Series has for years provided pastors, students, and readers with valuable analyses of New Testament books and their contents. In A Theology of Luke and Acts: God's Promised Program, Realized for All Nations, Darrell L. Bock examines both books by the great Christian physician drawing on years of research and interpretation to write an informative resource sure to prove invaluable for those who seek a comprehensive biblical understanding. A Theology of Luke and Acts identifies and evaluates the contribution of Luke, both to the New Testament and to the Bible as a whole text. Bock aims to demonstrate Luke's significance and his influence in the development of theological discourse. Features include:
Lukan themes and thematic relevance
Interpretation and significance of language and vocabulary
Contextual importance of Luke's placement in the Bible
Continuing the valuable tradition of the Biblical Theology of the New Testament Series, Bock's theories regarding Luke and Acts will prove a lasting resource for pastors and aspiring biblical scholars alike.
