The New Testament as Literature

This concise introduction offers a literary analysis of the New Testament, exploring its major sections as individual literary works and revealing the complexity behind well-known stories like the Good Samaritan. The book examines the texts both as standalone pieces and as a unified collection, highlighting the diverse forms and perspectives within the entire collection. Through this approach, it uncovers the richness and depth of the New Testament, emphasizing its enduring cultural and literary significance.