Volume 3: The Eastern Islamic World Eleventh to Eighteenth Centuries, as the faith crossed new cultural boundaries, the trader and the mystic assumed as great an importance as the soldier and the a…
Volume 4: Islamic cultures and societies to the end of the eighteenth century, which highlights key developments and introduces some of Islam's most famous protagonists, paves the way for an extrao…
Here Robinson attempts to address the notorious problems of establishing coherence of the parousia in the New Testament by simplifying Jesus' coming into a single event..
An English commentator on the Epistle to the Ephesians finds a portion of the detail of his work already done by the master-hand of Bishop Lightfoot in his edition of the companion Epistle to the C…
This series of "discussions among Continental and American theologians" is intended to provide a means for such a theological interaction.
This book was a key document, historically, in the renewal of the "New Quest" for Jesus [before the more recent "Third Quest"], and will be of considerable interest to anyone researching the histor…
This book, published posthumously and based on the "Speaker's Lectures" delivered before the University of Oxford from 1942 to 1942, stands as the author's crowning achievement. It deals first with…
It is a great honour to be appointed Bamjpton Lecturer. Yet I confess that I let my name go forward partly as a theological joke. For I discovered that almost exactly 200 years age the lectures wer…
Into this small volume the author has compressed a vast amount of up-to-date information, giving the latest results of archaeological research in their bearing on Biblical history, and has found ro…
For the first time, three seminal studies on the Gospel of Mark by James M. Robinson, internationally known New Testament scholar, are brought together in one volume. Involving new approaches to th…