Apocalyptic Subversion of Christian Tradition: Figuration and Historiographic Axiom (p. 274)

Scribes Instructed unto The Kingdom: A Response to N. T. Wright’s History And Eschatology (p. 318)

Luke-Acts and the Transfiguration of History (p. 342)

Maximus the Confessor’s Neo-Irenaean Theology of History, Thickly Described (p. 375)

“My Logoi Shall Not Pass Away”: Christ’s Gathering of History into Eternity (p. 395)

The Age of the Spirit: A Hesychast Theology of History (p. 415)

The ‘Scandal of Particularity’ and Blondel’s Philosophy of History (p. 443)

Typology, Spiritual Exegesis, and the Theology of History: A Fault Line in Ressourcement Theology? (p. 467)

“Christ Who Lives in Me”: Life in Time as the Content of a Saint’s Heavenly Mission (p. 486)

Ratzinger, Romanticism, and Revelation in History (p. 498)

Anthony Giambrone, OP, The Bible and the Priesthood: Priestly Participation in the One Sacrifice for Sins (p. 515)

Jennie Grillo, Daniel After Babylon: The Additions in the History of Interpretation (p. 520)

Khaled Anatolios, Feasts for the Kingdom: Sermons for the Liturgical Year (p. 525)

Roland Millare, A Living Sacrifice: Liturgy and Eschatology in Joseph Ratzinger (p. 530)

Jacob Lett, Hans Urs von Balthasar’s Theology of Representation: God, Drama, and Salvation (p. 535)

Margaret M. Turek, Atonement: Soundings in Biblical, Trinitarian, and Spiritual Theology (p. 540)