Matthew
Matthew
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1981
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B. Nolan
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word is the proclaimed Gospel and the candidate’s profession of faith. The marriage is Christ’s resurrection, ‘‘when he rose in his spiritual Body which is the Church’s proper sphere” (145). This last point could be strengthened by bringing in the theme of the royal nuptials in the Gospels and Revelation, as well as possible echoes of the song of Songs in relation to the risen Christ. There is scarcely an allusion to the descent in Eph 5 2 6 . Unfortunately, Hanson does not take account of Markus Barth’s magisterial and contrasting discussion in his Anchor Bible Ephesians ( 19 74). The myriad references to exegetical opinion are normally consigned to notes a t the end of the book. However, they sometimes weigh down the text, e.g., pp. 1 lb117, 128, 139. The intricate verbal interweaving of scriptural texts, required by the cumulative interlocking arguments, makes for dificult if rewarding reading. Summary is wellnigh impossible, though note pp. 18-20, 30, 93-95, 102, 121, 154-155, 165, and 175. Dissent has been expressed above about a few topics. A more accurate title would be, Studies in the New Testatilent Interpretation of Scripture. If italics were used for all the Greek texts the book’s high price might have been lowered. Hanson’s method is more controlled than that of, say, Michael Goulder or John Drury. His analyses are carried out with admirable sensitivity towards the presuppositions, feelings, and methods of N T authois. This ecumenism in scholarship leads to a real understanding of John and Paul on their own terms which gradually make sense for us. BRIAN M. NOLAN