Showing papers in "Horizons in Biblical Theology in 1980"
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TL;DR: The confession of the one God unifies the Old and New Testament, and the New Testament is understood as indissoluble unity in view of the shared foundation of the two worlds as discussed by the authors.
Abstract: The confession of the one God unites Old and New Testament. Wherever the New Testament speaks of God, it means the God who has created the world, who has elected the people of Israel and instituted a covenant with them, who has entrusted his promises to the old covenant community, and who is proclaimed and praised as ruler of the entire world and its history. In view of this shared foundation, Old and New Testament are understood as indissoluble unity.
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