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Book Reviews : Three Old Testament Books From the Continent

Stuhlmacher’s three uneven essays first published in the 1980s on Jesus Christ, his death, and the Lord’s Supper: Jesus of Nazareth Christ offaith (Hendrickson, 1993, $9.95, pp. xvi + 109, ISBN 1-56563-009-2). E.g. ’If one combines the tradition of the source of sayings and discourses (sic) with the presentation of Mark, one gains a relatively reliable portrait of the proclamation and work of Jesus. One can supplement this portrait further by the narratives from the traditions transmitted uniquely by Mark, Matthew, or Luke, the so-called special material of each Gospel. This portrait is reliable because the tradition