Monday, November 28, 2005

The Earliest Gospels

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Just arrived on my desk: Charles Horton, ed., The Earliest Gospels: The Origins and Transmission of the Earliest Christian Gospels - The Contribution of the Chester Beatty Gospel Codex P45 (JSNTSS 258; T & T Clark, London, 2004). Essays by Sean Freyne, Martin Hengel, Harry Gamble, Graham Stanton, William Petersen, James Robinson, Martin McNamara, Barbara Aland, Keith Elliott, Larry Hurtado, Charles Horton.

4 comments

  1. Peter M. Head11/28/2005 5:32 pm

    "The Earliest Gospels" - which of course they are not, since we all know that the gospels were originally circulated individually!

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  2. P.J. Williams11/28/2005 10:08 pm

    know?

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  3. Eric Rowe11/28/2005 10:26 pm

    The subtitle implies that "earliest" is a reference to the Gospels, not the collection. In other words, the 4 canonical Gospels are also the earliest Gospels - versus the later noncanonical ones. Am I misreading the title or Peter Head's comment or both?

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  4. Peter M. Head11/29/2005 5:46 pm

    Sorry for the teaser. You'll have to wait for my forthcoming article on this subject. Of course you'll have to wait even longer if I write a long comment here.

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