Oscar Cullmann (1902-1999) taught Greek, New Testament, and Early Christianity at the University of Strasbourg, the University of Basel, and the Sarbonne in Paris. He is best known for his many books and prolific speaking about Christianity and history. Upon his death at age ninety-six, the World Council of Churches honored him for his extensive ecumenical work.

• PrefaceTranslators' Preface1. Introduction: The Christological Problem in Early ChristianityPart I. The Christological Titles which Refer to the Earthly Work of Jesus2. Jesus the Prophet3. Jesus the Suffering Servant of God4. Jesus the High PriestPart II. The Christological Titles which Refer to the Future Work of Jesus5. Jesus the Messiah6. Jesus the Son Of ManPart III. The Christological Titles which Refer to the Present Work of Jesus7. Jesus the Lord8. Jesus the SaviourPart IV. The Christological Titles which Refer to the Pre-existence of Jesus9. Jesus the Word10. Jesus the Son of God11. The Designation of Jesus as ""God""12. Conclusion: Perspectives of New Testament Christology

"The fruit of more than twenty years of study and teaching on the subject [of Christology], there is no doubt that it will be discussed for many years to come." Dale Moody, Review and Expositor

Oscar Cullmann (1902-1999) taught Greek, New Testament, and Early Christianity at the University of Strasbourg, the University of Basel, and the Sarbonne in Paris. He is best known for his many books and prolific speaking about Christianity and history. Upon his death at age ninety-six, the World Council of Churches honored him for his extensive ecumenical work.

• PrefaceTranslators' Preface1. Introduction: The Christological Problem in Early ChristianityPart I. The Christological Titles which Refer to the Earthly Work of Jesus2. Jesus the Prophet3. Jesus the Suffering Servant of God4. Jesus the High PriestPart II. The Christological Titles which Refer to the Future Work of Jesus5. Jesus the Messiah6. Jesus the Son Of ManPart III. The Christological Titles which Refer to the Present Work of Jesus7. Jesus the Lord8. Jesus the SaviourPart IV. The Christological Titles which Refer to the Pre-existence of Jesus9. Jesus the Word10. Jesus the Son of God11. The Designation of Jesus as ""God""12. Conclusion: Perspectives of New Testament Christology

"The fruit of more than twenty years of study and teaching on the subject [of Christology], there is no doubt that it will be discussed for many years to come." Dale Moody, Review and Expositor

Oscar Cullmann (1902-1999) taught Greek, New Testament, and Early Christianity at the University of Strasbourg, the University of Basel, and the Sarbonne in Paris. He is best known for his many books and prolific speaking about Christianity and history. Upon his death at age ninety-six, the World Council of Churches honored him for his extensive ecumenical work.

• PrefaceTranslators' Preface1. Introduction: The Christological Problem in Early ChristianityPart I. The Christological Titles which Refer to the Earthly Work of Jesus2. Jesus the Prophet3. Jesus the Suffering Servant of God4. Jesus the High PriestPart II. The Christological Titles which Refer to the Future Work of Jesus5. Jesus the Messiah6. Jesus the Son Of ManPart III. The Christological Titles which Refer to the Present Work of Jesus7. Jesus the Lord8. Jesus the SaviourPart IV. The Christological Titles which Refer to the Pre-existence of Jesus9. Jesus the Word10. Jesus the Son of God11. The Designation of Jesus as ""God""12. Conclusion: Perspectives of New Testament Christology

"The fruit of more than twenty years of study and teaching on the subject [of Christology], there is no doubt that it will be discussed for many years to come." Dale Moody, Review and Expositor