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The Text of the ‘Corpus Paulinum’1

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  05 February 2009

R. V. G. Tasker
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The publication of Dr Zuntz's Schweich Lectures of 1946, much enlarged in the interval, is an event of great interest and importance to New Testament scholars, not only to those engaged in the more technical aspects of textual criticism but to all expositors of the Pauline letters. As our author so rightly insists at the outset of his study, expounders of the New Testament must not be content to leave textual criticism to the experts, for ‘textual criticism and exegesis are not independent inseparable endeavours but two aspects of the same endeavour’. The theologian is bound to go astray either if he fails to keep a vital hold upon the text, or, as Zuntz also insists, if he is unwilling or unable to assume the role of philologist as well.

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New Testament Studies , Volume 1 , Issue 3 , February 1955 , pp. 180 - 191
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Copyright © Cambridge University Press 1955

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page 180 note 1 See Nairne, A., The Epistle of Priesthood, p. 395.Google Scholar

page 183 note 1 See my The Gospel in the Epistle to the Hebrews, p. 25.Google Scholar

page 186 note 1 See Studies and Documents, vol. xi, pp. 7, 8.Google Scholar