Richard J. Bauckham

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Richard J. Bauckham (b. 1946) is a British New Testament scholar and historical theologian who taught at the University of St Andrews and is an emeritus professor at Cambridge. His Jesus and the Eyewitnesses is regarded as a landmark contribution to historical Jesus scholarship, and his work on biblical theology and the Book of Revelation is widely influential across Reformed and evangelical circles.

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Accounts of Revival1

Adding to the Church: During the Eary American Period
FOR the purpose of this paper, the ‘early American period’ is intended to cover the New England colonies from c. 1630 to c. 1660, i.e. it begins with the years of the great migration in the 1630s and covers the first generation of the great New England divines: Thomas Hooker (who arrived in New…