Andrew M. Mbuvi
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“The beauty of this commentary on 1 Peter is the diversity of collaborators, opinions, and approaches reflected therein. In spite of the diversity, the writing flows seamlessly. By balancing academic rigor with accessible prose, it provides a wonderful teaching resource for theological education and is a welcome addition to the growing oeuvre of Petrine studies.”
An African Introduction to the New Testament
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“New Testament represents a major milestone in both biblical scholarship and the African enterprise of New Testament interpretation, as a crop of African scholars have contributed a seminal work that engages each New Testament writing through an African lens. This will serve as an invaluable resource not only for biblical scholars but also for anyone (student, pastor, teacher, layperson) interested in grasping some of the distinctive African contributions to biblical studies. The diversity of contributors’ ecclesial affiliations also reflects the nonsectarian nature of African biblical scholarship, projecting a less fractured African religious landscape.”
“Mligo covers, in a clear format, all the relevant steps needed in the production of a good research paper. After teaching for more than a decade, both in undergraduate and graduate programs, and having had to spend precious class time teaching students how to write research papers when I should have been teaching biblical interpretation, I will no longer do that. This book will be required reading for every single student who enters my class.”
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Biblical Hermeneutics in Context and the Struggle for Meaning
Editor
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
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