Constantine R. Campbell

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Few Pauline scholars have considered narrative as closely as Christoph Heilig, and those who have will need to reconsider in light of this book. Monumental, penetrating, and utterly compelling, this book is a game-changer.”

Questions and Rhetoric in the Greek New Testament

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This is an exceptional book. It addresses an issue that most of us do not spend much time considering, namely, the questions of the New Testament. But questions give shape to the rhetoric of the text in ways we fail to appreciate, not to mention the fact that fifteen percent of the New Testament involves questions of various kinds. Estes writes with linguistic and academic savvy while remaining very clear, offering helpful examples and illustrations. If you have never questioned New Testament questions — or even if you have — this book will prove enormously useful.”

Reading and Pronouncing Biblical Greek

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“For several years now, ancient Greek scholarship has been increasingly critical of the so-called Erasmian pronunciation system that has governed our reading of the language for nearly five centuries. The evidence against Erasmus is overwhelming, but academic institutions and their teachers have been slow to abandon the inaccurate and unhelpful ways handed down to them. As the tide slowly begins to turn, many will want an accessible reference work that demonstrates the weaknesses of Erasmus and the evidence that points to a truly Greek pronunciation of Greek. Dr. Zachariou has produced just such a work. Highly recommended.”

Rediscovering Paul

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“An outstanding and delightful introduction to Paul that will shake its readers out of their modern western assumptions, and help them to grasp the Paul of first-century Judaism, Paul the Roman citizen—and Paul the apostle of Christ.”

The Concise New International Dictionary of New Testament Theology and Exegesis

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Moisés Silva’s painstaking work made NIDNTTE an indispensable tool for the next generation of biblical scholars. Now Beetham’s concise version makes it accessible for the next generation of pastors and students. This is the most significant single- volume reference work of its kind and ought to be found on every pastor’s desk.”

The Greek Verb Revisited

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This is an important volume that deserves careful consideration. It will no doubt occupy a significant position within modern discussions of the Greek verbal system, and rightly so.”

The Trials of Jesus

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“With his characteristic mastery of the historical sources, clarity, and utterly compelling conclusions, Paul Barnett has produced a book that puts the trials of Jesus in their historical context, illuminating the underlying political, religious, and social elements that underpin the Gospels’ portrayals of these pivotal moments in human history. I highly recommend it as a book deserving of careful study and reflection.”

Voice and Mood

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This is an excellent treatment of Greek voice and mood that strikes a useful balance. On the one hand, it is more informative than Greek grammars regarding these relatively neglected topics. On the other hand, it is more accessible and broadly conceived than typical academic monographs. Interested students will benefit greatly from Mathewson's linguistic approach to these two important topics for the study of Greek.”