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New Testament Theology: A Proposal

IN proposing a single term or theme with its variations as a central, organizing principle of NT Theology, we are cognizant of an objection that is readily to hand. Aside from the criticism that it is inadequate to use one single expression to comprehend satisfactorily all the teaching of the NT in its multiplex expression, there is the statistical fact that both noun (reconciliation) and verb (to reconcile) are only sparsely represented in the NT literature. This last-named objection is true if we are content