The Role of Eyewitnesses in the Formation of the Gospel Tradition: A Review Article of Samuel Byrskog, Story as History – History as Story

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The place of eyewitness reports within the formation of the gospel tradition remains controversial in contemporary gospel scholarship. This review article explains and engages critically with an important recent attempt to examine this subject, Samuel Byrskog’s, Story as History – History as Story. The introduction highlights the importance of the subject, and the lack of thorough treatments. We turn firstly to consider Byrskog’s first book, Jesus the Only Teacher, and then turn to a detailed exposition of the arguments, strengths and weaknesses of his new book.

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Head, P. M. (2001). The Role of Eyewitnesses in the Formation of the Gospel Tradition: A Review Article of Samuel Byrskog, Story as History – History as Story. Tyndale Bulletin, 52(2). https://doi.org/10.53751/001c.30279

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