Suffering and Martyrdom in the New Testament: Studies Presented to G. M. Styler

Acts already appears atonement become believe brings called Cambridge chapter Christ Christian Church close coming concerned confession context continue Corinthians Cross death described disciples discussed divine early evidence example expected expressed fact faith Father follow given gives glory God's Gospel hand Holy hope idea implied important interpretation Isaiah Israel Jesus Jewish John kingdom live London Lord Luke Mark martyr martyrdom material Matthew meaning messianic noted Odes offering once original parallel passage Paul Paul's perhaps persecution phrase poems possible prayer present probably Professor prophets Psalm question rabbinic redemption reference regarded representative resurrection Revelation Romans saying seems seen Seminar sense share shows Song speak Spirit stand suffering suggest Synagogue taken teaching Testament testimony theme theology tion tradition true truth understanding University verse whole witness Yose Yose's