E. Earle Ellis
Biography
E. Earle Ellis is Research Professor of Theology Emeritus at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, where Ellis has also served as Scholar in Residence. Ellis wrote Pauline Theology (2005), Paul and His Recent Interpreters (2004), and The Old Testament in Early Christianity (2003).
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Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“This thorough, thoughtful, and comprehensive commentary, the product of a lifetime of research and teaching, is marked by clarity, insight, and interaction with a broad array of scholarship. It is a 'best buy' that will fully repay the attention of all students of the New Testament.”
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Paul and First-Century Letter Writing
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“Amplifying his astute monograph, The Secretary in the Letters of Paul (1991), Dr. Richards offers here an insightful, well-organized and very readable study of an important issue in New Testament research. He is at his best in the discussion of secretaries and their tools in the ancient world. While not all will agree with every viewpoint expressed, all can profit from this important contribution to our discipline.”
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“Seyoon Kim gives both a devastating critique of the 'new perspective' school and a very important reaffirmation and development of Pauline christology and of the Reformation understanding of Paul's teaching on justification. This book is an indispensable reference for all Pauline scholars and students.”
History & Biography
“Critically acute, historically perceptive, and highly readable, this work provides one of the best concise treatments of the earliest years of the Christian mission. . . A good read and an instructive guide for specialists, students, and laity alike.”
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Paul's Use of the Old Testament
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Prophecy and Hermeneutic in Early Christianity
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The Old Testament in Early Christianity
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