H. H. Hardy II

The Biblical Hebrew Verb

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Students looking for direction in demystifying verbal syntax and semantics will find a valuable resource in this volume. Cook brings together his extensive insight as a scholar and his years of experience as a teacher to help readers better understand the Biblical Hebrew verb. He deftly provides clear explanations of complicated grammar and linguistic discussions with extensive examples. The Biblical Hebrew Verb will prove to be a go-to presentation for years to come.”

The Old Testament and God

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“In this far-reaching and ambitious work, Bartholomew compellingly contends for an audacious notion: the Old Testament needs God and, above all else, enacts deific truth. This claim stands in sharp contrast with modernity reinforced by its tacit atheism and sardonic rejection of the supernatural. Consequently, the most central aspect of the Scriptures is absent in most post-Enlightenment biblical criticism. The Old Testament and God models an alternative, post-critical approach that is both overtly theistic and particularly Christian.”

The Torah Mosaic

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“The Torah Mosaic provides an essential perspective on the Pentateuch that every serious student of the Christian Scriptures should read. McKenzie, a master teacher, guides readers to better understand the composition of the ancient collection of texts we call the Bible and explores in a conversational style how the literary formation of the Pentateuch is crucial to detecting its complex, multidimensional purposes. He skillfully argues that the seemingly contradictory notions of human and divine, the curse and the blessing, the law and the covenant, and complexity and coherence are not evidence of incongruent inaccuracies but are fusing features with vital theological meaning, even for contemporary believers.”