The New Cambridge Companion to Jesus

Markus Bockmuehl is the University of Oxford's Dean Ireland's Professor of the Exegesis of Holy Scripture and a Fellow of Keble College. He is also a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society and currently MacDonald Agape Visiting Professor at the Pontifical University of St Thomas/Angelicum in Rome. He has published over 140 articles and authored or edited two dozen books.

Introduction; Part I. Origins: 1. Life and aims of Jesus Dale C. Allison, Jr.; 2. Jesus's religion, praxis and experience of God Volker Leppin; 3. Jesus in the fourfold gospel J. Tyler Brown and Nathan Eubank; 4. Paul's Jesus as the Christ Matthew Novenson; 5. The risen Jesus Markus Bockmuehl; 6. Jesus and the triune God Lewis Ayres; 7. Jesus in the scriptures of Israel Jennie Grillo; Part II. The Diversity of Reception: 8. The apocryphal Jesus Jacob A. Rodriguez; 9. The Islamic Jesus Nicolai Sinai; 10. Jesus in Christian material culture Jeremiah Coogan; 11. Jesus in art and music Robin Jensen and Jeremy Begbie; 12. Jesus in the story of spirituality and worship Volker Leppin; Part III. Ethics, Theology and Critical Scholarship: 13. Jesus in Christian discipleship and ethics Rebekah Eklund; 14. The body of Jesus in his people Thomas Joseph White, OP; 15. The Church's Jesus in modern theology Emmanuel Durand, OP; 16. The history of Jesus in biblical scholarship James Carleton Paget; IV. The Global Jesus Today: 17. The Jewish Jesus, in Christian and in Jewish memory Barbara U. Meyer; 18. The racial Jesus Jonathan Tran; 19. Jesus, power and the global poor Carlos Raúl Sosa Siliezar and Aruthuckal Varughese John; 20. The Asian faces of Jesus K. K. Yeo; 21. Jesus of Africa Diane B. Stinton and Victor I. Ezigbo; Part V. Outlook: 22. The future of Jesus of Nazareth: Yesterday, today, and tomorrow C. Kavin Rowe.