Andrew T. Abernethy

A Table in the Wilderness

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Over the past two decades, there has been growing academic interest in meals within the Hebrew Bible. By and large, study has been largely archaeological and historical in nature. Michelle Stinson’s work fills an important void by offering a literary and rhetorical analysis of the function of food within Psalm 78. This study is a welcome contribution to the field and hopefully paves the way for future studies on the function of meals within biblical texts. Highly recommended.”

Divine Blessing and the Fullness of Life in the Presence of God

Theology

“What does it mean to be ‘blessed’? Does blessing look different in the Old and New Testaments? Osborne masterfully addresses these questions, yet most of all summons us to delight in living in the presence of the one from whom all blessings flow.”

Evil in Genesis

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Dr. Ingrid Faro offers us a treasure trove of insight into evil in Genesis! Faro lays the essential groundwork for a biblical theology of good and evil and does not shy away from the ethical and theological implications of her study. From insight into how evil correlates with perception and how prominent good and evil are across Genesis, I had many moments of illumination while reading this volume. Highly recommended!”

Exegetical Journeys in Biblical Hebrew

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This is an outstanding and approachable resource to help students retain the basics of Hebrew grammar while also moving them forward by building their vocabulary and guiding them toward exegetical insights. Highly recommended for those wishing to revive and advance their Biblical Hebrew!”

How to Read the Psalms

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“For over thirty years, countless believers have benefited from How to Read the Psalms. Its secret sauce is its combination of literary guidance on genres and poetry, theological guidance for praying in view of Christ, and practical guidance on how readers can engage personally with God. May this second edition continue to equip the next generation to meet with God through the Psalter.”

Miracle in Isaiah

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“With his trademark clarity and use of innovative categories, John Goldingay’s Miracle in Isaiah shows that the ‘miraculous’ in Isaiah goes far beyond a few well-known passages—it pervades much of the book. One cannot but appreciate how many new insights emerge from looking at Isaiah through the lens of miracle under the tutelage of one of the twenty-first century’s most prolific Old Testament commentators.”

Ordinary Time

Prayer & Spiritual Formation

“This book is a gift. It teaches us not only to appreciate Ordinary Time in the church calendar but, more importantly, to be on the lookout for God in those many ordinary moments in life.”

Recruiting the Ancients for the Creation Debate

Theology

“What a gift! Andrew Brown gives us a tour de force through what the ancients actually believed about creation. From now on, no one engaged in the modern creation debates will be able to recruit the ancients to bolster their view without consulting this book. Highly recommended.”

The Authority of the Septuagint

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Gregory R. Lanier and William A. Ross arranged an excellent collection of essays on a fascinating topic. With the humility and nuance necessary for such a discussion, the volume gives us the opportunity to explore a question that ancient and modern believers have wrestled with—what authority might the Greek versions of the Hebrew Bible have in the life of the church?”

The Book of Micah

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“The Book of Micah by James Nogalski will soon become the first commentary that scholars consult when studying this prophetic book. It offers a treasure trove of textual and historical insights that showcase the riches of Nogalski’s decades as a leader in the critical study of The Twelve.”

The Dawning of Redemption

Theology

“An engaging, accessible entry into the five books that launch the story of the Bible. The Dawning of Redemption is sure to mobilize many in the church to dust off ‘Moses’s book’ and see in its pages the opening act of a beautiful story of redemption.”

The Mission of God

Evangelism & Missions

“With this second edition, one of the best works of biblical theology is even better thanks to new chapters on the future of Israel and evangelism. Christopher Wright holds before us a vision of a God with a holistic mission who creates a church that is to join in this all-encompassing mission. Excited for the new edition to reach a new generation of students who will deeply resonate with this biblical vision.”

The Order of the Old Testament

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Is there any value in considering the various approaches to the order of the Old Testament? More than one might think! Mario Melendez helps readers see that a range of riches emerges as one ponders the spectrum of explanations for the arrangement of the books of the First Testament.”

The Path of Faith

Theology

“Looking for a primer on covenant theology that is grounded in biblical theology? This is your book. Crowe faithfully guides you from creation to the new creation through the nexus of God's covenant and human obedience.”

The Theology of Jeremiah

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“John Goldingay is a once-in-a-generation scholar who writes with relevance, power, conviction, and clarity. The Theology of Jeremiah is a gift to all who wish to ponder what Jeremiah—a scroll forged in the furnace of suffering—has to say about the God who uproots and plants.”

Treasuring the Psalms

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“What if the Psalter's 150 psalms were arranged in a strategic order to tell an epic story? What if these psalms speak of Jesus? What if they also guide us in our worship of God? In Treasuring the Psalms, Ian Vaillancourt offers the church an accessible, theologically rich introduction to reading Psalms as an epic story centered around a Torah-observant king. Many will treasure the Psalms more as a result of this book.”