81 In addition to the studies by Amsler, Grelot, Smart, Westermann, Murphy, Schwarzwäller, Lohfink, Preuss, Kraus, Mauser, Siegwalt, Zimmerli, and Bright mentioned in footnotes 2 and 79 of this chapter, the following recent items are of special significance: A. J. B. Higgins, The Christian Significance of the OT (London, 1949); P. Auvray et al., L’AT et les chrétiens (Paris, 1951); F. V. Filson, “The Unity of the OT and the NT: A Bibliographical Survey,” Interp, 5 (1951), 134-152; H. H. Rowley, The Unity of the Bible (London, 1953); E. O’Doherty, “The Unity of the Bible,” The Bible Today, 1 (1962), 53-57; D. E. Nineham, ed., The Church’s Use of the Bible (London, 1963); H. Seebass, “Der Beitrag des AT zum Entwurf einer biblischen Theologie,” WuD, 8 (1965), 20-49; H. Cazelles, “The Unity of the Bible and the People of God,” Scripture, 18 (1966), 1-10; F. N. Jasper, “The Relation of the OT to the New,” ExpTim, 78 (1967/68), 228-232, 267-270; F. Lang, “Christuszeugnis und Biblische Theologie,” EvT, 29 (1969), 523-534; A. H. van Zyl, “The Relation between OT and NT,” Hermeneutica (1970), 9-22; M. Kuske, Das AT als Buch vom Christus (Göttingen, 1971); S. Siedl, “Das Alte und das NT. Ihre Verschiedenheit und Einheit,” Tübinger Praktische Quartalschrift, 119 (1971), 314-324; J. Wenham, Christ and the Bible (Chicago, 1972); F. F. Bruce, The NT Development of OT Themes (Grand Rapids, 1973); H. Gese, Vom Sinai zum Sion. Alttest. Beitrage zur biblischen Theologie (Munich, 1974), pp. 11-30; Harrington, The Path of Biblical Theology (Dublin, 1974), pp. 260-336. |