Frank Thielman
Biography
Frank Thielman earned a PhD at Duke University and has served as a minister. Thielman has served as Presbyterian Professor of Divinity at Beeson Divinity School, Samford University, in Birmingham, Alabama, where an earlier role was associate professor of divinity. Thielman's books include Paul, Apostle of Grace (2025) and The New Creation and the Storyline of Scripture (2021).
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Christian Living
“This is a wonderful introduction to Romans! It is clear, concise, and peppered with insights that come from a careful study of the letter itself and the best secondary literature on it. Preachers, teachers, students, and anyone interested in Romans will benefit from reading the letter in tandem with this helpful guide to its riches.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“"Doug Webster has thought deeply about the theological and ethical riches of Paul's letter to the Ephesian Christians of the first century. He has then drawn on many years of pastoral and teaching experience to connect this message to the church and culture of our own time and place. The result is a book that, like Ephesians itself, is uplifting, exhilarating, sometimes hard-hitting, and richly edifying.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“This commentary is a masterful example of clarity, precision, and theological sensitivity. Schreiner engages in straightforward exegesis that stays in irenic conversation with interpreters of Ephesians from the patristic period down to our own time. He manages to do this in concise, readable prose and with an eye on the practical application of the text to everyday Christian life and thought.”
Theology
“This timely book on a perennial theological problem balances exegetical rigor with an irenic tone. The result is an attractive argument for reading all of the debated passages sympathetically, and for understanding their relationship in light of the eschatological tension that pervades the New Testament.”
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