Book Review
Shared Treasure
Luke
by David Lyle Jeffrey
Brazos, 2012
(312 pages, $32.99, hardcover)
reviewed by Graeme Hunter
The distinguished Brazos Theological Series, to which David Lyle Jeffrey's commentary on Luke makes a shining contribution, rests on three daring assumptions. First, it assumes a stance that is ecumenical in the bold sense of the word, encouraging "unashamedly dogmatic" interpretations of Scripture by commentators with clear commitments to Orthodox, Catholic, or Reformed traditions.
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