H. G. M. Williamson
Biography
H. G. M. Williamson co-edited Dictionary of the Old Testament and Interpreting Isaiah with others.
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Conversations at the Edges of Things
“This rich volume is for those prepared to marry rigorous, modern, and questioning intellect with an open-hearted and passionate commitment to following the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“This book will breathe new life into what has become a sterile debate about the history of King David. Drawing on a much wider range of sources than previously cited in this connection, and with a dazzling display of scholarly erudition mingled with the fruits of his fertile historical imagination, Halpern has produced an analysis and synthesis sure to provoke lively interest and open up the subject of David to wider debate.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Isaiah is full of famous bits, but they come in a long and complicated book that is difficult to grasp as a whole. In fact, most Bible readers don’t even try. But in easily readable style and with a firm grasp of current scholarship in the background, Abernethy here shows how even the famous bits come alive in fresh ways for the Christian reader once they are set in their context in the book as well as in the history of how they have been interpreted through the centuries. Taking each of the book’s most prominent themes in turn, he encouragers and challenges us all to pay greater attention to God’s proclamation embedded in the prophetic word.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“I have found the range of topics treated by Ernest Lucas enormously impressive. From all the usual introductory topics through to detailed guidelines for interpretation, students will find here admirable summaries of the main scholarly views together with sensible comments to help evaluate them. I know of no other textbook on the Psalms and Writings that will serve its intended readership so helpfully.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“The Hebrew Bible is the product of a worshipping community and worship is equally one of its central concerns. Yet this topic is infrequently studied in ways that are both academically well grounded and sympathetic to the subject. Deeply rooted in scholarship but avoiding its tedium, Thompson has filled this gap in a comprehensive manner. His book will instruct the student and at the same time broaden the understanding of the pastor or worship leader.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Sweeney stands in the forefront of modern research on the book of Isaiah. This valuable commentary, which includes a comprehensive bibliographical survey of previous work as well as many stimulating new insights, is an indispensable resource to which scholars will want to return time and again in their continuing engagement with this central book of the Hebrew Bible.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“This concise and well-informed commentary focuses steadfastly on drawing out the theological, social, and religious themes in the text. Indeed, most sections include additionally some wider hermeneutical reflection. An obvious grasp of academic questions is never allowed to intrude, so that ministers and others wanting introductory guidance for Christian application will find here just what they need.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Michael Thompson here completes his commentary on Isaiah in a way that showcases all his best qualities: a clear and concise explanation of the text of these much-loved chapters, based on deep scholarship but presented in truly accessible style. He tells us what we need to know, without being distracted by side issues. It should be the first port of call for ministers and all serious students of the Bible who want an initial reliable guide.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Goldingay has unparalleled international expertise on the theology of the book of Isaiah. In this book he breaks that down into an accessible format suitable for a wide readership to focus on a central element that has not previously been properly explored. Readers will here find themselves introduced to a central theme that opens up the richness of Isaiah in a fresh and illuminating manner. It is further enlivened by some personal engagement with the question of how modern readers, whether believers or not, should relate with the biblical presentation of miracle. It is one of those books that should not be missed.”
The Bible vs. Biblical Womanhood
Theology
“Profound scholarship broken down to be made lively, clear, and understandable for any reader who wants to know what the Bible says about one of the most challenging issues facing the church today.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“In this substantial commentary Boda brings to a climax his many years of detailed study of Zechariah, deploying his considerable scholarly strengths in a comprehensive yet clear manner. . . . This volume will serve for many years as a standard resource for scholars and laypeople alike.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“With the insights of a scholar and the heart of a pastor, Michael Thompson considers what the Old Testament can say to help those going through times of suffering. He gently leads his readers through a variety of books, treating the problem with realism and showing that a number of responses are considered. This sensitive treatment marks a great advance on many previous dogmatic approaches.”
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