James K. Bruckner

All Creation Groans

Theology

“This timely volume integrates an impressive array of medical research, experience, and theological expertise. It lucidly focuses on global health and a renewed biblical discrimen for disease and suffering. The authors offer a needed call for a deeper Christian understanding and rearticulation of the fight against illness worldwide. Their compelling metanarrative provides a practical theology of medical care grounded in intelligent love and active mercy.”

Exodus

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Victor Hamilton has produced an excellent commentary on the book of Exodus. It is clearly written as a useful reference for teachers, pastors, and students of the Bible. He provides his own translation and grammatical notes for each section, followed by an extended commentary that draws deeply on the best sources of a rich interpretive tradition. Evangelicals will find his references to related New Testament texts as well as contemporary comparisons to be helpful resources for teaching. This commentary is a valuable addition for anyone seeking to understand the foundational story of the emerging people of God in Scripture.”

Illuminating Counsel

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This engaging introduction to the biblical ‘Writings’ is the best in a decade. The author’s passionate and broad erudition flows through a clear and insightful presentation of the ‘least holy books’ of the Bible. Whether you are an educated beginner or a long-time reader of Scripture, you will find added depth in the amazing analogies in these pages. Teram’s ‘concerto’s finale’ comparison resounds beautifully!”

Symbol, Service, and Song

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

Foreword

“Expertly handling a discerning range of interpretive tools, Clayton reveals the enduring value of Chronicles. Incisively applying a range of methodologies to the data found in key texts, he opens the second-temple world of Chronicles for the present day. The result is truly multidimensional and deeply canonical.”

You Are Israel

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Jonathan Teram has written an engaging and relevant interpretation of Isaiah’s use of themes from Genesis. It offers a theology of hope, grounded in the parenthood of God. Teram’s writing style is direct and broadly accessible, in conversation with significant secondary sources. His work is a window into the role that Isaiah and Genesis play in the identity formation and survival of dislocated communities of faith.”