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Craig A. Evans

Insights from Archaeology

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“David Fiensy’s Insights from Archaeology succeeds in doing what it sets out to do: It explains what archaeology is, what it is not, and how it can help us understand better the Bible and its world. Professor Fiensy is a great scholar and a wonderful writer. This concise book is well worth the read.”

Interdisciplinary Perspectives on the Authority of Scripture

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“"In recent years major questions about the nature of Scripture have been raised, questions which have given rise to academic and ecclesiastical warfare, with some urging continued defense of inerrancy and others advocating its complete abandonment. The time is ripe for the appearance of studies that explore this troubled landscape in new ways and try to explain how it all has come about. Carlos Bovell has assembled an impressive collection of essays that do just that. Major theological seminaries and major figures are treated in these interesting and thought-provoking essays. Anyone interested in the doctrine of Scripture and how it is debated today must consult Bovell's book.”

Interpretation for Preaching and Teaching

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Porter is not only a fine scholar but also an excellent teacher and communicator.”

Introducing the Pseudepigrapha of Second Temple Judaism

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Throughout Introducing the Pseudepigrapha of Second Temple Judaism Gurtner demonstrates his mastery of this important material. I like the way he has organized and arranged these complicated and diverse writings. I like the way he introduces them, and I like the way he explains why they are important and how they assist us in better understanding Judaism and Christianity in late antiquity. Interpreters of the Bible need this book on their desks.”

Jacob & the Prodigal

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Kenneth Bailey's Jacob and the Prodigal offers a fascinating study in biblical intertextuality that opens up new and exciting possibilities in the interpretation of one of Jesus' best-known parables, that of the prodigal son. The importance of Bailey's exegesis is not limited to this one parable but has significance for our understanding of the whole of Jesus' theology.”

James and Jude

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“James and Jude makes an excellent contribution to the impressive Paideia commentary series. John Painter's commentary on James exhibits all the traits of a master interpreter. The introductory material is rich without being dense or convoluted. The commentary itself is concise and loaded with insight. David deSilva's commentary on Jude is a gem. Who knew that so much of interest could be extracted from such a brief epistle? Students will benefit greatly from this well-written volume.”

James, Peter, John, and Judah for Everyone

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“N.T. Wright is a uniquely gifted communicator. His commentaries in the New Testament for Everyone series make clear the complex and make exciting the deep theological truths. Pastors, students, scholars, and laity have benefitted from these little books. I am delighted that they will remain in print and available for future generations!”

Jesus according to Scripture

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“I am pleased that a second edition of Bock's Jesus according to Scripture is now available. This book offers a needed corrective to the quirky portraits of Jesus that have appeared in recent years. As the title implies, Bock and Simpson present Jesus in the light of what the Gospels actually say. Readers will especially appreciate the accessible layout.”

Jesus and Paul in the Context of Judaism and Early Christianity

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“What a pleasure to have before us a collection of Don Hagner’s learned and insightful essays on Jesus and Paul in their Jewish and Christian setting. All students of the New Testament will benefit from these careful and well-argued studies, spanning more than four decades of research and critical engagement with the best scholars in the field. Highly recommended.”

Jesus in Jerusalem

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

Foreword

“Eckhard Schnabel has emerged as one of the world’s foremost New Testament scholars. . . . No stone is left unturned in this remarkable book, which focuses on Passion Week, from Palm Sunday, when Jesus entered Jerusalem, to Easter Sunday, when Jesus was resurrected. . . . Every reader will be impressed by the depth of learning reflected in this comprehensive, encyclopedic book. . . . [It is] a satisfying and illuminating study of what many will agree was the most important week in human history.”

Jesus of Nazareth

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This collection of outstanding essays by veteran scholars and by younger scholars who are rapidly advancing in the field of New Testament is a fitting tribute to Professor I. Howard Marshall, who is himself a scholar of the first order. Jesus of Nazareth: Lord and Christ is well focused, its themes and passages carefully chosen and expertly considered. Readers looking for studies that address many of the most important issues relating to the historical Jesus and the emergence of New Testament Christology will not be disappointed. I highly recommend this book.”

Jesus the God-Man

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Jesus the God-Man provides readers with an excellent entry into the ins and outs of critical study of the historical Jesus. Darrell Bock and Benjamin Simpson cover all the major points of importance and debate. They do so judiciously, fairly, and with clarity and precision. I am pleased to recommend it.”

Jesus, Contradicted

Apologetics

“Jesus, Contradicted will be a huge help for people who take the New Testament Gospels seriously but wonder why there are differences when two or more Gospels tell the same story or report the same sayings of Jesus. Michael Licona solves the problem by showing that writers of history in antiquity went about their task with very different assumptions and goals. Readers will find that the New Testament Gospels are reliable after all. I highly recommend this well written book.”

Jesus, the Temple and the Coming Son of Man

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“In Jesus, the Temple and the Coming Son of Man veteran scholar and classroom teacher Robert Stein tackles the most challenging passage in the Gospels. He addresses all of the difficult questions and key issues with insight and fairness. At every point Stein demonstrates control of the primary literature and the best of modern scholarship. The result is a clear and compelling commentary, passage by passage and verse by verse. Readers will especially appreciate Stein's interpretation of verse 30's enigmatic prophecy that 'this generation will not pass away until all these things have taken place.' Highly recommended.”

Jews, Gentiles, and the Opponents of Paul

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Professor Oropeza provides readers with a stimulating study of apostasy in early Christian communities. It is an important (and much neglected) topic and warrants a careful, detailed study. What I especially like about Oropeza's approach is his skillful integration of exegesis, biblical theology, and historical and social contexts . . . Readers will come across a number of interpretive gems. I found the discussion of Paul particularly insightful.”

John 3:16

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“John 3:16 is perhaps the best-known verse in the Bible. It is also the most important. In this well-written, insightful book Dr. Elijah Wreh explains with crystal clarity the meaning and continuing relevance of the message of John 3:16. This is a book you will want to share with family and friends.”

John for Everyone, Part 1

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“N.T. Wright is a uniquely gifted communicator. His commentaries in the New Testament for Everyone series make clear the complex and make exciting the deep theological truths. Pastors, students, scholars, and laity have benefitted from these little books. I am delighted that they will remain in print and available for future generations!”

John for Everyone, Part 2

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“N.T. Wright is a uniquely gifted communicator. His commentaries in the New Testament for Everyone series make clear the complex and make exciting the deep theological truths. Pastors, students, scholars, and laity have benefitted from these little books. I am delighted that they will remain in print and available for future generations!”

John, His Gospel, and Jesus

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Stanley Porter's studies on the Gospel of John are rich with grammatical, textual, and exegetical insights. Readers will especially appreciate how he integrates John's prologue, the `I am' statements, and chapter 21 into the Gospel as a whole, in welcome contrast to scholarship that historically has tended to interpret these elements as in various ways alien or supplemental. Porter is a keen critic and master interpreter. Scholars as well as students have much to learn from him.”

Judaism Before Jesus

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Anthony Tomasino's Judaism Before Jesus delivers what it promises. This book is the introduction to the world of the New Testament that beginning students can read and understand. It will make an excellent textbook for any New Testament course. I recommend it enthusiastically.”

NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.

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Targums and Rabbinic Literature

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Biblical Studies & Commentaries

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The Apostolic Fathers

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Biblical Studies & Commentaries

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The Divine Christ

Series Editor

Theology

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The Heartbeat of Old Testament Theology

Series Editor

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

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What Grace Is

Theology

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Who Was Jesus?

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World Religions

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Why Christian Faith Still Makes Sense

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World Religions

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