Jerry Hwang
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Hill and Walton’s Survey of the Old Testament has been a trusted textbook for many years, including in my own training as an Old Testament specialist. This new version retains the best features of its predecessors while continuing to provide the latest content in a user-friendly way. Highly recommended!”
A Survey of the Old Testament Workbook
Discipleship & Christian Education
“Hill and Walton’s Survey of the Old Testament has been a trusted textbook for many years, including in my own training as an Old Testament specialist. This new version retains the best features of its predecessors while continuing to provide the latest content in a user-friendly way. Highly recommended!”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“A rich, detailed, and accessible exposition of covenant in the First and New Testaments. We receive not only an overview of how covenant factors into every phase of biblical history but also a grand picture of how the entire Bible coheres marvelously under the hand of God. If you struggle to see how seemingly disparate First Testament themes like creation, sin, law, and exile are interwoven with covenantal ideas and have deep relevance for Christians today, this is the book for you!”
Exegetical Journeys in Biblical Hebrew
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Have you forgotten your Biblical Hebrew, or are you seeking to retain what took enormous effort to learn? In this welcome book, Professor Hardy, as a seasoned teacher, provides exactly what students need to continue in their Hebrew studies. Full of exegetical tips and meaningful connections with Old Testament theology, Exegetical Journeys in Biblical Hebrew would be ideal as a textbook or for self-study!”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“This stimulating volume brings together experts from evangelical and nonevangelical scholarship to debate the date of Israel’s exodus from Egypt—one of the most important and controversial issues in biblical archaeology. No other work offers the latest interaction on the exodus in such an accessible format. An ideal textbook for courses on the book of Exodus.”
Reading the Bible as a Postexilic Biblical Author Read
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“How should Scripture interpret Scripture? This principle of hermeneutics is often given lip service without due attention to actual texts. But in this volume, Dr. Huu-Thien not only traces the contours of the Chronicler’s appropriation of other Old Testament materials, but he also develops a striking analogy between postexilic reading in Judah and postcolonial reading in Asia. Here is a sophisticated demonstration of how 1–2 Chronicles models the posture of faithful resistance for Asian Christians today, both in ‘what it meant’ and ‘what it means.’”
Christian Living
“Shame has rightly been called a soul-eating emotion, and its devastating power is undeniable in the lives of both the ashamed and shameless. But in her book Shame Redeemed, Toni Kim offers us a wondrous vision of how the gospel transforms shame and remakes us after we have succumbed to its many lies. Biblical teaching meets spiritual formation in this deeply personal account of how God loves us deeply in our imperfections and vulnerabilities!”
Theology
“What would it look like if we allowed the apostle Paul's statement that 'Christ died for our sins' to be truly explained 'according to the Scriptures' (1 Cor 15:3)? In this provocative book, Brad Vaughn carefully peels back layers of church tradition, systematic theology, and folk Christianity to reexamine what Scripture actually says about the death of Christ. The result is a whole-Bible approach to sin and atonement that mounts a stimulating challenge to scholars and laypeople alike. Whether or not you agree with his conclusions, you will undoubtedly come away with a deeper appreciation for the richness of what Christ's death accomplished!”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Students of the Old Testament need a reliable guide to the sometimes bewildering collection of books that is the prophets. Andrew Abernethy provides a robust and thoughtful update to the classic prophets handbook by Robert Chisholm Jr., while helping us interpret these books faithfully for the new challenges of the twenty-first century. Let this be the first book you get to learn how to read and apply the prophets!”
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