E. Elizabeth Johnson
Biography
E. Elizabeth Johnson is J. Davison Philips Professor emerita of New Testament at Columbia Theological Seminary.
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Bible Studies & Devotionals
“A thoughtful, provocative, and theologically astute exploration of the women characters in the New Testament. Japinga writes with the keen eye of an historian and the sensitive heart of a pastor, bringing women’s history and the experience of contemporary church people into conversation with the glimpses we get of ancient women whose stories are sketched in the New Testament. Designed for church or school groups, the book includes a helpful study guide for each chapter.”
Theology
“Glenn R. Sandberg’s translation of Wie Redet Gott mit Uns? by Frank Hofmann is careful and nuanced. It makes this comparative study of the word of God in Augustine, Luther, and Barth accessible to an English-speaking audience. How Does God Talk to Us? merits close readership.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“M. Eugene Boring’s treatment of 1 and 2 Thessalonians is thoroughly researched, exegetically perceptive, and theologically insightful. Boring helps the contemporary reader listen in on the conversations between Paul and the Thessalonians and between Paul’s literary descendent and those same Christians with keen awareness of the political, social, and religious environments in which they lived. This is a master work by a wise and seasoned scholar.”
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