Elizabeth Mburu

Does It Matter Who Wrote the Bible?

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“The question of pseudonymity or anonymity is generally not problematic for pastors in Africa. Most tend to have a very high view of Scripture as both sacred and powerful. However, as the landscape of the global church changes, questions about authorship must be addressed if pastors are to be empowered to serve effectively. This book achieves that by providing valuable insights and anticipating issues that can become problematic for the future of the global church.”

Revelation

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This commentary offers a refreshing re-reading of the text of Revelation. It avoids getting embroiled in the divisive, theological debates that have often surrounded this very important book. Although a little technical at times, the methodology uncovers fresh insights that are a welcome addition to lay people and theologians alike.”

Why Evangelical Theology Needs the Global Church

Theology

“Pardue challenges us with the truth that theology is not neutral. By considering the authority of Scripture and taking contextual realities seriously, he challenges our assumptions about and broadens our understanding of Scripture, its interpretation, and its application. This book is an encouragement to readers to embrace the concept of unity in diversity that is vividly illustrated in Revelation 7. Pardue has succeeded in inviting Majority World evangelical voices into the theological conversation that has, for too long, been dominated by the West.”