Shorter Notices: The Word of God and Tradition: Historical Studies interpreting the Divisions of Christianity. By Gerhard Ebeling; trans. by S. H. Hooke. Collins, 1968. 272 pp. 42s. Tradition And Life In The Church: Essays and Lectures on Church History. By Hans von Campenhausen; trans. by A. V. Littledale. Collins, 1968. 254 pp. 42S. The Revelation of God. By Yves

Anthony A Stephenson

doi:10.1177/0040571x6907200522

Shorter Notices: The Word of God and Tradition: Historical Studies interpreting the Divisions of Christianity. By Gerhard Ebeling; trans. by S. H. Hooke. Collins, 1968. 272 pp. 42s. Tradition And Life In The Church: Essays and Lectures on Church History. By Hans von Campenhausen; trans. by A. V. Littledale. Collins, 1968. 254 pp. 42S. The Revelation of God. By Yves

Anthony A Stephenson

https://doi.org/10.1177/0040571x6907200522

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Journal: Theology

Publication Date: May 1, 1969

Affiliation: University of Exeter

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Shorter Notices: <scp>The Word of God and Tradition</scp>: Historical Studies interpreting the Divisions of Christianity. By Gerhard Ebeling; trans. by S. H. Hooke. Collins, 1968. 272 pp. 42s. <scp>Tradition And Life In The Church</scp>: Essays and Lectures on Church History. By Hans von Campenhausen; trans. by A. V. Littledale. Collins, 1968. 254 pp. 42S. <scp>The Revelation of God</scp>. By Yves

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