This striking collection of scholarly essays highlights the hermeneutic contribution of the French theologian and sociologist Jacques Ellul, revealing him to be one of the twentieth century's most creative and insightful readers of the Bible. With a breadth of contributors ranging from established biblical scholars and theologians to pastoral practitioners, from top Ellul scholars to emerging voices--and including six first-time English translations of Ellul's own articles--this volume not only provides a detailed overview of Ellul's biblical approach but also constitutes a crucial moment in Ellul's theological reception. This book counts as a clear demonstration that the full potential of Ellul's theological interpretation of Scripture to rejuvenate and reconfigure contemporary biblical hermeneutics has yet to be seen.
With contributions from:
Jerome Ellul
Brian Brock
Patrick Troude-Chastenet
Amy Erickson
Chris Friesen
David Gill
Andrew Goddard
John Goldingay
Jean-Sebastien Ingrand
Declan Kelly
Ted Lewis
Michael Morelli
Anthony J. Petrotta
Elisabetta Ribet
Frederic Rognon
Christian Roy
