Introduction by Philip G. Ziegler Preface Lecture 1 'A revealed religion'? The Problem of revelation in modern theology I The problem of immediacy II Unfair to Propositions III Credal propositionality IV Summary and conclusion Lecture 2 The authority of the other: Towards a general theology of revelation I The problem II Personal revelation III The revelation of nature IV The concept of revelation V Conclusion Lecture 3 'No other foundation'?: Revelation and the theology of nature I General revelation II The God made known in creation III The christological factor IV General revelation and natural theology Lecture 4 'All scripture is inspired'?: Revelation and inspiration: the problem of scripture I The spirit and the letter II The problem of historicity III Revelation and the problem of the past IV Conclusion and transition Lecture 5 'Truth, the daughter of time'?: Revelation, church and tradition I Two metaphors II Towards a conception of tradition III Tradition and history IV Conclusion Lecture 6 Varieties of mediation: Towards a theology of revelation I The story so far II Revelation and the economy of divine action III Anticipations of glory IV Revelation and the glory of the crucified V Varieties of mediation, but one Lord Select Bibliography of Modern Works Index of Names and Subjects Index of Scriptural References