Introduction to the New Testament

Introduction to the New Testament

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Review Quotes: [Bleek's work] is characterized by that striking clearness and ease of scholarly exposition which makes us forget the laborious intricacy of thought implied and the weighty 'apparatus criticus' lying in the background, a...

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Review Quotes:
[Bleek's work] is characterized by that striking clearness and ease of scholarly exposition which makes us forget the laborious intricacy of thought implied and the weighty 'apparatus criticus' lying in the background, a clearness and ease which so signally marked him out as the master of Old and New Testament criticism.

I. A. Dorner

Biographical Note:
Friedrich Bleek (1793-1859) studied at Kiel and at Berlin under De Weitte, Schleiermacher, and Neander. He taught at Berlin in various capacities until accepting a position at Bonn in 1829, where he taught until his death. A moderate to conservative in the field of Biblical criticism, Bleek taught and wrote on both Old and New Testaments.

Publisher Marketing:
Bleek's 'Introduction to the New Testament' was one of the most widely used texts of the latter nineteenth century. Marked by clarity and careful scholarship, Bleek's work is representative of German exegesis that resisted the presuppositions of Tubingen.


Contributor Bio:Bleek, Friedrich
Friedrich Bleek (1793-1859) studied at Kiel and at Berlin under De Weitte, Schleiermacher, and Neander. He taught at Berlin in various capacities until accepting a position at Bonn in 1829, where he taught until his death. A moderate to conservative in the field of Biblical criticism, Bleek taught and wrote on both Old and New Testaments.