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Biblical Theology of the New Testament Series

The Biblical Theology of the New Testament Series offers an investigation of the theology of individual works of the New Testament. It deals with introductory issues for the books, traces the major themes of the works, and seeks to demonstrate the contribution they make to New Testament theology as a whole. The series currently has four volumes: A Theology of John’s Gospel and Letters (Andreas J. Köstenberger), A Theology of Mark’s Gospel (David E. Garland), A Theology of James, Peter, and Jude (Peter H. Davids), and A Theology of Luke and Acts (Darrell L. Bock).

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