Biblical theology : Old and New Testaments.

CONTENTS
The Old Testament.
PART ONE: The MOSAIC EPOCH OF REVELATION.
I. Introduction: The Nature and Method of Biblical Theology.
2. The Mapping Out of the Field of Revelation.
3. The Content of Pre-Redemptive Special Revelation.
4. The Content of the First Redemptive Special Revelation.
5. The Noachian Revelation and the Development Leading Up to It.
6. The Period between Noah and the Great Patriarchs.
7. Revelation in the Patriarchal Period.
8. Revelation in the Period of Moses.
--A. The Place of Moses in the Organism of Old Testament Revelation.
--B. The Form of Revelation in the Mosaic Period.
--C. The Content of the Mosaic Revelation.

PART TWO: THE PROPHETIC EPOCH OF REVELATION.
1. The Place of Prophetism in Old Testament Revelation.
2. The Conception of a Prophet: Names and Etymologies.
3. The History of Prophetism: Critical Theories.
4. The Mode of Reception of the Prophetic Revelation.
5. The Mode of Communication of the Prophecy.
6. The Content of the Prophetic Revelation.
--A. The Nature and Attributes of Jehovah.
--B. The Bond between Jehovah and Israel.
--C. The Rupture of the Bond: The Sin of Israel.
--D. The Judgment and the Restoration: Prophetic Eschatology.

The New Testament.
1. The Structure of New Testament Revelation.
2. Revelation Connected with the Nativity.
3. Revelation Connected with John the Baptist.
4. Revelation in the Probation of Jesus.
5. Revelation of Jesus' Public Ministry.
--A. The Various Aspects of Christ's Revealing Function.
--B. The Question of Development.
--C. The Method of Jesus' Teaching.
--D. Jesus' Attitude Toward the Scriptures of the Old Testament.
--E. Jesus' Doctrine of God.
--F. Jesus' Teaching on the Kingdom of God.
Index: Subjects and Names.
Index: Scripture References.