Catrin H. Williams

Discovering John

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“One of the most reliable and insightful guides to the text, interpretation, and reception of John's Gospel. . . . This splendid book will undoubtedly be appreciated for many years to come.”

Following Mark

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“With characteristic clarity and scholarly insight, William Loader takes his readers on an engaging step-by-step journey through the Markan text. The book’s readable translations and informative explanations of individual sections will secure its place as a particularly reliable guide for those wishing to learn more about the meaning and significance of the Gospel of Mark.”

Gospel Media

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Nicholas Elder gathers together a wealth of primary evidence and argues persuasively for the diversity and complexity of reading, writing, and circulation practices in Greco-Roman antiquity, Second Temple Judaism, and early Christianity. The study, as a result, sheds significant light on the composition, transmission, and interrelationship of the four canonical gospels when they are set against the rich backdrop of ancient media culture.”

Johannine Ethics

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“In recent years there has been a notable shift in the discussion of the place of ethics in the Gospel of John. This splendid collection of essays moves the debate forward by addressing a number of key questions relating to the 'what', 'why', and particularly the 'how' of investigating John's ethical material and ethical potential. The volume contains a series of innovative contributions by a stellar cast of leading and emerging voices in Johannine studies, all of whom are convinced that the Gospel of John has much to contribute to explorations of the moral landscape of the New Testament writings. This highly accessible book will quickly earn its place as a major resource for the study of Johannine ethics.”

The Gospel and the Gospels

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This splendid volume goes against the tide of recent scholarship by claiming that all four of the New Testament gospels possess a distinctive theological profile that is not shared by most of the apocryphal gospels. This wide-ranging and insightful study stands as yet another significant contribution by one of the leading voices today in the study of the New Testament and early Christianity.”