Francis J. Moloney SDB

Gift Upon Gift

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Interpreting the Gospel of John

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Gary Burge has shared his lifelong close association with the Gospel of John in a way that puts all those who turn to this subtle Gospel in his debt. With balance and reliability he leads a reader through matters external and internal to the text that influence interpretation. Bibliographies, well-chosen footnotes, and a precious guide to electronic resources make this book a unique contribution to all who teach, study, preach, and pray with the Fourth Gospel in hand.”

Paul and the Economy of Salvation

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Our current era of Pauline studies is awash with studies challenging the law-versus-grace dichotomy that emerged from the Reformation. Brendan Byrne's mature Paul and the Economy of Salvation must be listed among the best of them. A Jewish apocalyptic worldview, with its final judgment, provides essential background. Byrne's systematic and wide-reaching study of the lurking presence of that worldview across the Pauline corpus, with a special focus on Romans (especially Rom. 5-8), indicates that the baptized believer lives in an 'overlap time.' During that time one is involved in 'the process of living out righteousness that one has as a gift--inseparably from the Giver--in Christ.'”

Preaching from the Cross

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Frank Matera has brought a lifelong passion for Paul to this powerful book, directed to all Christian preachers and readers. It is easier to preach on the Gospel stories than on the Pauline gospel. But our preaching will be enriched if we consider carefully why Paul preached, what he preached, and how he preached. The book contains a carefully nuanced presentation of Paul the preacher and the message he preached: the new creation made universally available in and through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Not only does Matera guide all who exercise the ministry of preaching in the Christian church. He also reminds us that we must practice what we preach. Preaching ‘is a ministry of living the gospel one proclaims.’ This sentiment has long been credited to Francis of Assisi: Preach the gospel at all times. Occasionally you may have to say something.”

The Enduring Impact of the Gospel of John

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

The Turning Point in the Gospel of Mark

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)