John K. Goodrich

Encyclopedia of Biblical Greek Language and Linguistics

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This encyclopedia is a useful and timely resource for those seeking a comprehensive overview of the key concepts in and contributors to contemporary study of Biblical Greek grammar and relevant linguistic theory. This veritable one-stop shop introduces readers to all the important scholarly discussions and directs them to many of the essential resources needed to deepen their understanding of the issues. Highly recommended for students, teachers, and scholars of all levels!”

Reading Romans with Eastern Eyes

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“In this culturally sensitive and theologically insightful reading of Romans, Brad Vaughn invites us to consider the East Asian notion of 'face' as a key for unlocking the significance of the themes of honor and shame in Paul's epistle to the Romans. Through this contemporary conceptual analog, the author is able to guide the reader through the relational world that Paul took for granted and to illuminate how social capital affects various dimensions of this most important letter. Well researched and yet accessibly written, Reading Romans with Eastern Eyes is a useful and reliable resource for anyone interested in journeying into Romans by way of a culture closer to the apostle's own than that shared by many of us in the West today.”

The Completed Work of Christ in John 17:4

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“The majority of scholars understand the words of Jesus in John 17:4 to refer proleptically to his yet-to-be-realized cross-work finalized in John 19:28–30. Eric Redmond boldly reconsiders this verse in the light of important lexicographical data and recent linguistic developments, all of which suggest that the completed work to which Jesus here refers is the revelatory activity that occupied Christ’s attention in the Book of Signs. The results are stimulating, challenging readers to better appreciate the Christological and soteriological significance of Christ’s ministry prior to his passion. Highly recommended!”