John J. R. Lee
Identity and Moral Formation in 1 Thessalonians
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“In light of 1 Thessalonians’ social and historical setting and in connection to key redemptive themes of the Hebrew Scriptures, Kiwoon Lee provides a close reading of the apostle’s discourse, i.e., a careful study that is exegetically robust, theologically enriching, and devotionally edifying. This is a must-read for all who desire to deepen their understanding of the First Letter to the Thessalonians and the formative thrust of Pauline theology.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“In James Revisited, Brandon Crowe offers a persuasive reading that situates the Epistle of James firmly within the broader witness of Scripture. Moving beyond the tendency to treat James as a theological outlier, Crowe demonstrates its essential coherence within a Christ-centered account of faith, obedience, and the church's common life. Through canonical sensitivity and thoughtful biblical-theological synthesis, this study provides a clear, integrative framework for reading James in light of the whole Bible. I only wish such a resource had been available during my own MDiv studies.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“This work constitutes an innovative, carefully argued, and much-needed contribution to the study of Revelation and to the broader field of biblical studies. It promises to be a valuable scholarly resource as well as a methodological model for biblical interpreters.”
Arts & Literature
“Who would have thought that poems about DNA could be made, by turns, whimsical, contemplative, witty, moving, and funny? Eric Forsbergh’s poems are all these. And these poems breathe, with intimacy and longing, like conversations among old friends.”
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