Darren Sarisky

Divine Interpretation

Theology

“T. F. Torrance’s writings on the history of biblical hermeneutics deserve to be much more widely known than they presently are, for they have a great deal to teach both academic theologians and members of the church. These collected essays put some important texts within easy reach and provide all who care about biblical interpretation with a great deal of food for thought.”

Jesus Christ, Hermeneutics, and Scripture

Theology

“In a book both erudite and accessibly written, Burger draws insights from Dutch- and English-language theology to make a resolutely theological proposal for how to read Scripture. This work constitutes a major contribution to current discussions of the Bible and Christian theology.”

Reading Scripture as the Church

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Derek Taylor brings his considerable analytical ability to the important topic of biblical interpretation, offering us a deeply considered proposal building on the work of Bonhoeffer and others, on the sense in which the church is the context for reading the Bible. This book is not to be missed.”

The Church's Book

Theology

“In this clear and lively volume, Brad East provides acute close readings of three theologians—John Webster, Robert W. Jenson, and John Howard Yoder—who have all tied biblical interpretation to a doctrine of the church. Building on their work, he proposes his own take on how the church constitutes the social location of biblical interpretation. In both his analytical work and his constructive case, East makes a major contribution to theological reading of Scripture.”

The Doctrine of Scripture

Theology

“Brad East writes about the Bible with joy, verve, and insight. His presentation is highly readable, opening the subject up to all those who want to explore a theological perspective on Scripture. His strategy of working from church practice back to the nature and qualities of the text gives us all much to ponder.”