Gordon D. Fee

Theology

“This is a superb collection of articles on the central issue of Pentecostalism--speaking in tongues as the initial evidence for the baptism in the Holy Spirit. The articles, written by both Pentecostals and non-Pentecostals, are historically informative, scholarly, irenic in spirit, ecumenical in treatment, and wide-ranging in interest. Here is an opportunity for both Pentecostals and non-Pentecostals to become better informed about Pentecostalism. While offering a solid defense of traditional Pentecostalism, the book also offers candid assessments that take a different view. This book should become a must for those who want to understand both historic and present-day Pentecostalism.”

Liberating Tradition

Theology

“LaCelle-Peterson has written a book that is at once biblical, engaging, comprehensive, forthright, balanced, and caring. It should be especially helpful for those on the 'women's side' of the debate to read something as irenic as this; and hopefully these same features will calm some of the rhetoric on the other side. I am glad to commend it to all.”

Marriage Made in Eden

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“At last a profoundly biblical book on Christian marriage.”

New Testament Social Ethics for Today

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

“A stimulating, provocative book. Longenecker offers a clear hermeneutical alternative within an evangelical framework that should elicit considerable discussion.”

Paul and the Parousia

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Plevnik's study of the concept of the Parousia in Paul is the most thorough and useful treatment of the subject to date. After demonstrating that the concept and its terminology derive from Jewish apocalyptic rather than hellenistic 'comings' of kings, he offers a careful analysis of they key Pauline texts. The final third of the book distills the exegesis into several chapters of theological insight and implications. This is a helpful and important study of a too frequently neglected theme.”

Rethinking New Testament Textual Criticism

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This book should serve as a useful introduction to the major issue in the field. I am glad to commend it.”

The Presence of the Future

Theology

“A welcoming reprinting. . . This classic exposition of 'inaugurated eschatology'—the kingdom of God as both 'already and not yet' in the ministry of Jesus himself—should serve a new generation of students and pastors as it did an earlier one.”