Dan G. McCartney
Biography
Dan G. McCartney earned a PhD at Westminster Theological Seminary, where McCartney previously taught, and has served as professor of New Testament interpretation at Redeemer Seminary in Dallas, Texas. McCartney wrote James (2009) and wrote the foreword to At the Heart of Luke (2013).
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Biblical Studies & Commentaries
Foreword
“Emmrich gives us an informative and lucid exploration of Luke's unique parables as expositions of the 'great reversal' theme presented in Mary's song of exultation. Both preachers and scholars will find this study stimulating and helpful.”
Christian Living
“Making sense of life is hard. This deeply informed but highly accessible book will help. Here is a gateway to a narrative journey, the quest for wisdom, the discovery of meaning through story, showing us patterns and pathways to begin to understand our own stories in the light of God’s story.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Many scholars today recognize that Romans, as much as any of Paul's letters, is driven by an intensely practical interest, especially the relationship of Jewish and Gentile Christians. Taking the series of rhetorical questions in Romans as a decisive indicator, Fowler here convincingly argues that the entire letter, in its very structure, is oriented toward this practical interest. Thus the faith-relationship between God and his diverse people is inextricably bound up with that people’s life together in Christ. It is a message the church needs to hear today as much as ever.”
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