Andrew Boakye

Exile: A Conversation with N. T. Wright

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“The entire compendium, employing perspectives from Hebrew Bible, LXX, Scrolls and NT, is deeply engaging, adding layers to a clearly broadening dialogue.”

Galatians

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This creative re-reading of Galatians as a primarily doxological and liturgical text, is grounded in a sound and imaginative literary framework. The result is a wealth of fresh insights, unencumbered by many of the age-old arguments within which Pauline scholarship is often embroiled, a keener appreciation of the centrality of the resurrection than is often afforded Galatians, and a plausible account of Paul’s rhetorical objectives as they pertain to a life of worship.”

Reading Galatians

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This exhilarating foray through the exegetical and theological jungle of Galatians asks innovative questions, offers illuminating responses, and guides the reader, engagingly and thoughtfully, through a journey of what can be known about the letter’s reception, meaning, and impact. Dunne has composed a veritable treasure chest of insight into what he rightly calls Paul’s most ‘untamed’ letter—scholars, pastors, and laypeople alike will be enriched by its creativity and wisdom.”

The State of Pauline Studies

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Studying Paul remains a vibrant, dynamic, bewildering, and frenetic enterprise. This erudite compilation is a most welcome moment of stillness for those of us unable to curb our ceaseless fascination with the apostle to the gentiles. These essays allow us to catch our breath, survey novel approaches, give attention to diverse voices, and reexamine the interpretive landscape of Paul, raising new queries and revisiting some old ones with additional clarity. In these pages, Paul the Jew, the Messiah-follower, the community builder, the social reformer, and the letter writer is reigniting significant questions for the academy, the church, and the world.”