James Earl Massey
Biography
James Earl Massey co-edited Worship, Tradition, and Engagement with David S. Dockery and Robert Smith Jr., and wrote the foreword to Reconciliation.
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Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“An illuminating treatment! Kenneth A. Mathews is among the few scholars who know how to discuss the legal texts of the Old Testament with appreciated aliveness, and that aliveness is vividly evident in his treating of the holiness theme in Leviticus. His new commentary illumines the text for preaching the gospel against the backdrop of Old Testament rituals and hopes. An excellent study!”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Douglas Webster’s treatment of Hebrews is fresh, focused, and foundational. While wide reading of other writers is evident, his own deep understanding of this central New Testament writing is vividly present, and his pastoral application of its message is steadily before the reader.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
Foreword
“For insights on the social outworking of the reconciliation concern, note especially Howard Thurman’s Disciplines of the Spirit and Curtiss Paul DeYoung’s Reconciliation. Thurman offers his wise counsel about how to develop as a reconciling person. DeYoung offers counsel on taking responsibility for the polarization that exists in order to take action to shape the necessary and God-willed harmony.”
The Domestication of Martin Luther King Jr.
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Produced by a superb team, this study gives us access to deeper levels of understanding Martin Luther King, Jr., his concerns, his perspectives, and his person. A treasure trove of probing insights, it offers clarification, criticism, and appreciation, while tracing trajectories from Dr. King's ministry to sharply enrich appreciation for his legacy as a leader. A fresh and pertinent contribution to King studies!”
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