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Dominick S. Hernández

Biography

Dominick S. Hernández earned a PhD from Bar-Ilan University. Hernández has served as associate professor of Old Testament and Semitics at Talbot School of Theology, Biola University, in La Mirada, California. Hernández previously taught at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Moody Bible Institute, and Israel College of the Bible, and served in English, Spanish, and Hebrew-language ministries in the United States and abroad. Hernández wrote Engaging the Old Testament (2023).

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Does the Jewish Bible Point to Jesus?

Apologetics

“David Brickner's Does the Jewish Bible Point to Jesus? presents a thought-provoking examination of key prophetic passages and offers consequential insights for all readers. Written in a relatable and contextualized manner, Brickner challenges readers to engage deeply with the prophetic texts for themselves. For anyone seeking clarity on this issue, Brickner's voice emerges as compelling, timely, and indispensable. Does the Jewish Bible Point to Jesus? represents Brickner's lifelong commitment to studying these texts, resulting in an essential resource for today's seekers and believers alike.”

Engaging the New Testament

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Engaging the New Testament by Miguel Echevarría provides a refreshing departure from typical New Testament introductions. This book transcends traditional critical issues to explore the heart of Scripture’s relevance in today’s ministry. Echevarría’s book both informs and challenges readers through concise summaries, thought-provoking questions, and insightful sidebars that enrich the reading experience. His emphasis on Scripture’s canonical contexts, covenantal storylines, motifs, and interpretive methods opens new horizons for engaging with the New Testament, making this introduction a valuable resource for all Bible students.”

From Research to Teaching

Discipleship & Christian Education

“The outline set forth in Kibbe's book facilitates a paradigm shift for graduate students, is career-altering for professors, and is valuable for administrators who desire to partner with impactful educators. This is a master guide from a skilled and experienced practitioner who is deeply concerned about his students' educational experience as well as contributing to the academic community. What an invaluable read for all who are interested in experiencing the redoubled advantages of advanced study within the learning environment—from those ambitious scholars who want to teach well, to passionate teachers who wish to incorporate advanced scholarship into their instruction!”

Las prácticas de la predicación cristiana

Church Leadership & Ministry

“«Los predicadores interesados en mejorar sus profesiones no solo deben practicar . . . ¡deben practicar bien! El énfasis de Alcántara en la práctica intencional de la predicación ofrece convincentemente un enfoque refrescante para desarrollar hábitos duraderos de comunicación eficaz. La incorporación de Alcántara de voces diversas es oportuna y esencial para aquellos que valoran la predicación para el oído con una sencillez sofisticada para todos los que escucharán. Todos los interesados en la práctica de la predicación cristiana se beneficiarán en gran medida por las sugerencias prácticas e ilustraciones de Alcántara, siendo atraídos, persuadidos y alentados por su retórica cautivadora y devoción a la disciplina.»”

Reading the Bible Latinamente

Theology

“In Reading the Bible Latinamente, DeBorst, Carroll, and Echevarría emphasize the unique experience of being a Latino reader of the Bible, showcasing how the Scriptures speak powerfully to the Latino community. This book captures the richness of Latino interpretation, showing that the historically marginalized readings and unique faith expressions of diverse Latino communities are not only firmly situated within la tradición evangélica but also invaluably contribute to it. This work truly reflects the hermeneutical realities of being a Latino Christian today, both in North America and around the world.”

The Books of Joel, Obadiah, and Jonah

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“If anyone has a contemporary word from the prophets, it is accomplished scholar and prolific author James Nogalski. An authority on the biblical prophetic texts, Nogalski puts his expertise on display in an extensive commentary that will contribute to the scholarly discourse and the practical preaching of Joel, Obadiah, and Jonah for generations to come. Nogalski’s attention to significant historical, grammatical, and stylistic details of these texts facilitates understanding how the enduring messages of the prophets of old continue to apply to contemporary readers. Scholars and preachers alike will greatly benefit from this superb resource that Nogalski has produced which brings Joel, Obadiah, and Jonah to life for modern students of the Bible.”

The Lord Roars

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Carroll masterfully portrays the ancient prophetic imagination to contemporary readers through Isaiah, Amos, and Micah, providing a supremely relevant word concerning how prophetic literature must influence the ethical vision of God’s people in God’s world today. Carroll’s book is an invaluable, biblically faithful resource for Christians who wish to embody a contemporary prophetic voice to push back against the ethical failures of the Christian church, speak out against injustice, and confront oppressive authorities and structures. Carroll provides a particularly timely and restorative message for modern communities that have seized, clung to, and identified with factional ideologies that engender impiety. This book is a must-read for those committed to reclaiming the prophetic voice by proclaiming the vision of the prophets.”

The State of Old Testament Studies

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“The State of Old Testament Studies features cutting-edge essays by leading scholars delving into intriguing issues in the field. This thorough volume unites diverse contemporary perspectives, making it an indispensable resource for anyone interested in the evolving landscape of biblical studies. Whether you’re a student, scholar, or simply curious about the latest insights, this book promises to deepen your understanding of academic discourse on Old Testament studies and related fields.”

Understanding Biblical Law

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Dru Johnson’s Understanding Biblical Law presents a creative, timely, and entertaining remedy for widespread misguided readings of biblical law. By masterfully weaving a gripping fictional narrative into an informative and well-written guide to biblical law, Johnson develops a synergy that captivates his audience and functions as a pedagogically effective tool for all types of readers. Understanding Biblical Law is a must-read for anyone interested in acquiring the necessary tools to interpret and apply the heart of biblical law in modern times.”

Wrestling with Job

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Wrestling with Job is a superb guide to participating in Job's unsettling narrative, adopting Job's posture toward God, and ultimately persevering as Job persevered. Kynes and Kynes bridge the conventional gap between the academy and the pulpit, balancing nuanced commentary and informative exposition with distinctly Christian application. This book is a particularly helpful resource for those who read Job with a defiant faith, honestly challenging God in an effort to make sense of apparent unjust retribution in light of the benevolent character of God. If, like Job, you find yourself asking, 'Why, Lord?' this book will lead you to answers from Job by guiding you to the God of Job.”

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

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Engaging the Old Testament

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

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