Theology of the New Testament / Udo Schnelle ; translated by M. Eugene Boring.

Translator's preface
Author's preface to the German edition
Approach : theology of the New Testament as meaning-formation
How history is made and written
History as meaning-formation
Understanding through narration
Structure : history and meaning
The phenomenon of the beginning
Theology and the academic study of religion
Diversity and unity
New Testament theology as meaning-formation
Jesus of Nazareth : the near God
The quest for Jesus
Beginning : John the Baptist
Point of departure : the coming of the one God in his kingly power
Center : the proclamation of the Kingdom of God
Ethics in the horizon of the Kingdom of God
Jesus as healer : God's miraculous power
The imminent judgment : nothing is without its consequences
Jesus and the law : to will the good
Jesus's self-understanding : more than a prophet
Jesus's destiny in Jerusalem : end and beginning
The first transformation : the emergence of Christology
Jesus's pre-Easter claim
The Resurrection appearances
Experiences of the spirit
The christological reading of Scripture
History-of-religions context
Language and shape of early Christology : myth, titles, formulae, and traditions
The second transformation : the early Christian mission without the precondition of circumcision
The Hellenists
Antioch
The stance of Paul
Paul : missionary and thinker
Theology
Christology
Pneumatology
Soteriology
Anthropology
Ethics
Ecclesiology
Eschatology
Setting in the history of early Christian theology
The third transformation : composition of Gospels as innovative response to crises
Death of the founders
Delay of the Parousia
Destruction of Jerusalem and the earliest Christian congregation
The rise of the Flavians
The writing of Gospels as innovative response to crises
The sayings source, the Synoptic Gospels, and Acts : meaning through narration
The sayings source as proto-Gospel
Mark : the way of Jesus
Matthew : the new and better righteousness
Luke : salvation and history
The fourth transformation : the Gospel in the world
Social, religious, and political developments
Pseudepigraphy/deuteronymity as a historical, literary, and theological phenomenon
The Deutero-Pauline Letters : Paul's thought extended
Colossians : Paul in changing times
Ephesians : space and time
Second Thessalonians : date (of the end) as problem
The Pastoral Epistles : God's philanthropy
The Catholic Epistles : voices in dangerous times
Peter : testing by suffering
James : acting and being
Hebrews : the God who speaks
Jude and 2 Peter : identity through tradition and polemic against heresy
Johannine theology : introduction to the Christian faith
Theology
Christology
Pneumatology
Soteriology
Anthropology
Ethics
Ecclesiology
Eschatology
Setting in the history of early Christian theology
Revelation : seeing and understanding.