In the book, Caird (under whom N.T. Wright studied) proposed what he called “An Apostolic Conference,” to which he invites all the writers of the New Testament, and to whom he then poses seven key questions, gathering each of the author’s responses together in seven chapters, adding a powerful chapter entitled, “The Theology of Jesus.” I cannot tell you how many times I have taken this book off the shelf, opened to just about any page, and found myself coming alive in wonder of Who Jesus is and what Jesus has done, is doing, and will do. Expensive, but worth every dollar.