James Carleton Paget

A Jew to the Jews

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Rudolph at the minimum destabilizes well-established positions through thorough and intelligent engagement with a range of evidence, both from the Pauline epistles and the wider New Testament as well as from a range of ancient Jewish sources. While focusing upon a very specific text, Rudolph's monograph in fact touches upon a welter of significant issues relevant to New Testament scholars and scholars of ancient Judaism. His stimulating book deserves a wide readership.”

Augustus to Constantine

History & Biography

“[A]n excellent and above all else, sensible, vantage point from which to view the tangled complexities of this seminal period in Christian history.”

Pauline Churches and Diaspora Jews

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“A helpful distillation of the developing thoughts of one of the freshest and most incisive thinkers in New Testament scholarship. . . . This is a stimulating collection of essays, which, unlike many volumes of the same type, contains within itself an enviable coherence.”

The Challenge of History

Theology

“The application of historical presuppositions and methods to the Bible constitutes one of the most significant sets of events in the history of Christianity. In this helpful publication, Christophe Chalamet introduces his reader to vital publications stretching over more than five hundred years which in different ways show the never-easy relationship between history and theology. The two have rarely lived in any kind of harmony with each other, but as Chalamet makes clear, the tension which exists between them is both necessary and potentially fruitful.”

The Epistle of Barnabas

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

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The First Letter to the Corinthians

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Written in an impressively clear manner and assuming a varied audience of students, pastors, and scholars, this new commentary represents a major contribution to recent discussion of this much-controverted Pauline letter.”

Torah for Gentiles?

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“In this stimulating and original monograph, Nessim argues that the author of the Didache mandated the same Torah followed by the Jewish people for gentiles, insofar as it was deemed to apply to them. The claim is controversial, but in arguing it, Nessim touches on an array of issues pertinent to the study of Jewish and Christian identity and their relationship to each other.”