Colin G. Kruse
Biography
Colin G. Kruse earned a PhD at Fuller Theological Seminary and previously served as a theological lecturer in Indonesia. Kruse has served as senior lecturer in New Testament at the Melbourne School of Theology in Australia. Kruse's books include The Letters of John (2020), John (2017), and 2 Corinthians (2015).
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Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“The sermons in this book (Allen describes them as ‘sermontaries—more than a sermon but less than a commentary’) are undergirded by solid scholarship, supported by references to great preachers of the past, and enhanced by Allen’s own wisdom and applications for today’s believers. A fine resource that I am very pleased to commend to all serious preachers of Scripture.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Son of Mary makes an important contribution to our understanding of kinship relationships in Jesus' family. Employing a socio-rhetorical approach, [Wesley] describes the make up Jesus' family, and provides a helpful discussion of natural and fictive families . . . She throws new light upon troublesome passages in John's Gospel that recount Jesus' interactions with his mother and brothers. This is a fine book and will greatly reward those who read it.”
The Second Epistle to the Corinthians
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Murray Harris's commentary on 2 Corinthians is a truly magnificent piece of work. It includes a comprehensive discussion of the literary and historical issues, expert comment on the Greek text, and a mastery of and interaction with the secondary literature (and this always with a clear and sympathetic presentation of differing views, concluding with an equally clear and reasoned statement of his own views). Also outstanding about this commentary are the enviable clarity with which Harris writes and the warmth of his engagement with the pastoral and theological themes of this epistle. I have no doubt that Harris's commentary on 2 Corinthians will become a standard work for years to come.”
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Paul, the Law, and Justification
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
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