Fred Craddock
Fred Craddock was professor of preaching and New Testament in the Candler School of Theology at Emory University in Atlanta.
Is this any way to run a resurrection? Is this enough to persuade, to stir new life in the followers of Jesus?
The term better fits Matthew than Mark, and neither Gospel justifies the church’s celebration of Palm Sunday as though it were an Easter before Easter.
The Epistle to the Hebrews joins the Revelation to John as the literature most intimidating to readers of the New Testament. With the Revelation the reader must endure its terrible splendor; with Hebrews the reader must listen intently to the tightly woven arguments in what the writer calls a sermon.
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