Paul J. Kissling
Professor of Old Testament
Lincoln Christian Seminary
pkissling@lincolnchristian.edu
Scholarship from traditional historical-criticism to contemporary evangelicalism and the Stone-Campbell Movement regarding Ezra, his time, and the book in which he is portrayed as a key leader show a bias against him. Further reflections on the theology of Ezra-Nehemiah suggest its importance as a step along the way to the New Testament's already-but-not-yet theology of the kingdom. This theology shows the importance of Ezra-Nehemiah in the Bible's canonical macro-narrative.
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