Jim West

A Life Known and Unknowable

Fiction

“Jeff Carter writes like impressionist painters paint and like rappers in rap battles rap. There seems at first blush to be little coherence or meaning, but the patient reader will eventually discover some thoughts worth thinking.”

Mimetic Criticism and the Gospel of Mark

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Pandora's Box Opened

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Harrisville builds his house brick by brick, laying each layer carefully and brilliantly. . . . Read this book. Even if you don’t like historical-criticism. It’s a great read. It’s a great story.”

Puritan Gold

Christian Living

“The Puritans have gotten a ‘bum rap’ over the centuries, one that this wonderful books shows that they do not deserve. Indeed, the Puritans have so much to teach us, and we have so much to learn from them. This book is the perfect entry-point to that educational experience.”

The A to Z of the New Testament

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This is an interesting, informative, useful, and well written book. . . . I truly enjoyed it. And I am positive that you will too.”

The Epistle to the Hebrews and Christian Theology

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This is a remarkable collection and it deserves a place on every New Testament student's bookshelf.”

The Last Persecution

Fiction

“Jeff’s new book is a run through the weird and wild world of apocalyptic, end times interest. A work of fiction, which all such volumes are, even when they pretend scholarly intent, this book is a pleasant break from the routine and a very enjoyable mental vacation. Flights of fancy and sordid speculation concerning the end of time are its forte and it is spectacularly fun.”

There Once Was a Prophet from Judah

Arts & Literature

“Jeff Carter’s cleverly conceived and brilliantly executed retelling of Scripture through the form of limericks is a delight to read and a joy to recommend.”

What Did the Ancient Israelites Eat?

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Of particular noteworthiness is MacDonald's interest in balance and accuracy throughout this section. He takes nothing for granted and demonstrates great skill in avoiding both extremes of overstating and understating the evidence. That in itself is difficult enough to accomplish, but to do it while still remaining interesting is well nigh miraculous. It's not my intention to sound overly enthusiastic about this book lest you, the present reader, think me to be exaggerating or hyperbolic. But it isn't hyperbole to say that this is one of the most enjoyable and interesting books I've read in a good while. It is, furthermore, an important volume as it, hopefully, disabuses those inclined to accept the nonsense peddled by the 'biblical diet' books of that inclination.”