Donald A. Hagner
Biography
Donald A. Hagner wrote The Jewish Reclamation of Jesus, Encountering the Book of Hebrews, and How New Is the New Testament?
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Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“There simply is no series of medium-length commentaries that approaches the excellence of the Tyndale commentaries.”
A Beginner's Guide to New Testament Exegesis
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Don't let the light-hearted humor and user-friendly approach of this book fool you! This is a superb introduction to the classic exegetical method that deserves to be ranked with the very best books on the subject. What separates this book from the others is its stunning clarity. Erickson, himself an experienced scholar-teacher-pastor-exegete, has the gift of making the intrinsically difficult readily accessible to the average person. Beneath the sugar-coating is an exceptional wisdom and maturity of judgment. In this book you will find all the requisite information, instructions, techniques, examples (and encouragement too!) that you need to put yourself on the road to becoming a responsible and reliable interpreter of Scripture.”
A Commentary on the Letters of John
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Few if any commentaries can match the fullness of Olsson's multifaceted approach to the Johannine Letters. Here is a virtual mine of information of every kind, from historical to theological, from literary to sociological, that bears on the understanding and interpretation of these fascinating documents of the early church. For those who seek to know the Johannine Letters, this is the essential resource to have.”
A Guide to Biblical Commentaries and Reference Works, 11th Edition
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“It is exceptionally well done and far better than anything else I have seen! The introductory material is excellent. It seems to me to be something that will help a lot of students and pastors, and even professors!”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“In relatively small compass, this book succeeds not only as a basic introduction to Paul and his thought, but also as a corrective to common misunderstandings of the apostle, and as an appreciation of his ongoing significance for today's world. By setting Paul solidly in his historical context, Barnett's book will promote not only more effective exegesis of Paul's letters, but also enable readers to see how the Bible finds its unity in salvation history, and its climax in the sending of God's Son.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Simply put, this is a magnificent, major resource for the study of Mark. It is both comprehensive and detailed. It is impressive for the depth and range of its scholarship, as well as its careful argumentation. David Garland’s approach to Mark reflects the perfect blend of believing and responsibly critical scholarship. It is hard to imagine a better or more helpful volume on the theology of Mark than this.”
Divine Wrath and Salvation in Matthew
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“I know of no book that approaches the Gospel of Matthew from a strictly historical point of view in the consistent and masterful way that Runesson does. He shows that Matthew can be explained as a document whose origins lie fully within its first-century Jewish context. This is a stimulating and insightful book that the next generation of Matthean specialists will not be able to ignore.”
Encountering the Book of Hebrews
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Although the Book of Hebrews is not exactly what most of us would regard as a user-friendly book, Hebrews has always been popular among Christians.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Harold Hoehner's long- and eagerly-awaited commentary on Ephesians has at last found its way into print, and it has been worth waiting for! This is exegesis the old-fashioned way: the quest for the author's meaning earned through the careful use of primary tools while at the same time informed by, and in dialogue with, the latest and best scholarship. From its stout defense of the Pauline authorship of Ephesians to the detailed, verse-by-verse exegesis of the Greek text, Hoehner's commentary is a tour de force. It is a mine of information and a theological feast all at once! This masterful commentary sets a new standard for exegetical detail, and no serious student of Ephesians will want to be without it.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Here is a commentary that has about everything you really want and almost nothing you don't want! Talbert is clear, concise, informative, and interesting, providing solid exegesis and exhibiting judicious and balanced wisdom throughout. This is a most auspicious beginning to a new commentary series. I recommend it very enthusiastically.”
Exploring Jewish Literature of the Second Temple Period
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“In this comprehensive and well-informed volume, Larry Helyer provides an exemplary introduction to the world of Second Temple Judaism, its history and its literature. What is distinctive about Helyer's work is his deliberate reading of this material with the New Testament in mind. In so doing he is able to show how deeply Jewish the New Testament is and how knowledge of this material can enrich our reading of the New Testament. This book is impressive not only for the high quality of its scholarship but also for its exceptional clarity and judiciousness. Especially commendable are Helyer's positive attitude to things Jewish and his adamant rejection of anti-Semitism. Highly recommended!”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“This outstanding collection of essays not only honors a great scholar and witnesses to his impact on Korean scholars, among others, but also makes a valuable contribution of its own to the study of the New Testament.”
Fortress Introduction to the Gospels
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“In relatively small compass, Mark Powell has managed to resent the information that is essential to a sound understanding of the origin and nature of the Gospels. This little gem of a book is enhanced by numerous charts and diagrams, making it an ideal classroom textbook.”
Fulfilling the Law and the Prophets
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Matthew Anslow makes an excellent contribution to Matthean studies in this study of the theme of Jesus as prophet. His exploration of the role of prophecy in the ministry of Jesus is rooted in a careful study of the historical context and a thorough knowledge of the secondary literature. Anslow illuminates an important, underappreciated aspect of Matthew that enriches our understanding of Matthew’s Jesus as the prophet who fulfills the law.”
Christian Living
“This superb book on servanthood reflects the exceptional wisdom and the spiritual depth for which Dr. Tan has become known through his many years of preaching, counseling, and writing. If you want to know what it means to be truly a servant of Christ— the highest of all callings—this is the book for you. I recommend it enthusiastically!”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“A first-rate commentary, written by a seasoned New Testament exegete, reflecting the wisdom and insight we have come to expect from its author. It is built on a foundation of excellent scholarship and in dialogue with the best secondary literature; its approach to the text is reverent and edifying. . . . Immensely rewarding.”
History & Biography
“Nowadays the Jewish texture of the New Testament is increasingly appreciated, and rightly so. In this highly informative and stimulating book, Professor Skarsaune demonstrates how illuminating it can be to read the New Testament from the perspective of the fully Jewish character of early Christianity. This novel approach to Christian origins will enrich readers, making them more sensitive to the Jewishness of the New Testament and early Christianity and more appreciative of the debt Christianity owes to the Jews.”
Interpreting the Pauline Epistles
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“The new, updated edition of Tom Schreiner’s excellent little book will be a boon to those who want to be responsible interpreters of Scripture. Although it specifically addresses the interpretation of Paul’s letters, its principles are appropriate to all biblical interpretation. Schreiner, himself a masterful exegete, writes with his typical clarity and with the conviction that these writings are the inspired word of God. Those who read and heed this practical handbook will be in a strong position to feed the flock of Christ.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“This book is a moving tribute to the memory of a great scholar and human being, produced by friends and colleagues at Chapman University and elsewhere. Marvin Meyer had not only a passion for learning, but also a heart for the well-being of others. He championed Albert Schweitzer's commitment to 'reverence for life,' and he was eager to promote the importance of Religious Studies at Chapman. These interesting and challenging essays take up themes valued by Meyer and they would have pleased him greatly.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
Encountering the Book of Hebrews
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
Jesus and Paul in the Context of Judaism and Early Christianity
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
The Jewish Reclamation of Jesus
World Religions
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