Scripture, Tradition, and Interpretation: Essays Presented to Everett F. Harrison by His Students and Colleagues in Honor of His Seventy-Fifth Birthday

This collection of essays serves as a tribute to Everett F. Harrison, celebrating his remarkable contributions to biblical scholarship on the occasion of his seventy-fifth birthday. His students and colleagues have come together to examine the intricate relationship between Scripture, tradition, and interpretation, showcasing a variety of perspectives that reflect Harrison's influence and teachings.

Throughout the essays, the authors explore critical themes in theology and hermeneutics, each bringing their unique insights to the forefront. The discussions delve into how sacred texts are interpreted within the framework of tradition, considering both historical and contemporary contexts. The volume not only honors Harrison’s legacy but also encourages readers to engage deeply with the complexities of scriptural understanding.