Luke and Vergil

Discover the groundbreaking work of Dennis Ronald MacDonald in Luke and Vergil, published by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc in 2014. This insightful volume spans 272 pages and serves as a magnum opus for the biblical scholar. MacDonald delves into the intricate relationships between the New Testament and classical Greek poetry, revealing how the Gospel writers drew inspiration from established literary sources. By doing so, they crafted narratives about Jesus that resonated with contemporary readers. This book is essential for those interested in the intersections of literature and theology, as well as the influence of classical texts on biblical interpretation. Explore the rich tapestry of extra-canonical parallels and the artistic dimensions of these sacred stories. Enhance your understanding of the literary influences that shaped the New Testament with this compelling scholarly work.