Kenneth L. Gentry

Covenant and the Metaphor of Divine Marriage in Biblical Thought

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“In this important work Dr. Smolarz provides a thorough, insightful, and compelling presentation of the divine marriage imagery as it appears in both the Old and New Testaments. He shows that the metaphor arose in the prophets as they reflected on the covenant at Sinai and that it informs all of biblical eschatology. Though he covers many portions of Scripture, his lengthy analyses of Hosea and Revelation are especially significant. Smolarz' work not only opens to us a better understanding of biblical eschatology in general, but of Revelation in particular. I am thankful for his work; it has enormously impacted my own research on Revelation.”

Rethinking Eschatology

Theology

“Dr. Quintern has done current evangelical Christianity a great service with his careful presentation and defense of postmillennialism. This book is characterized by both clarity and thoroughness in introducing postmillennialism in a compelling way. Everything a Christian needs to objectively consider this hope-filled eschatology is contained in this succinct work. Quintern has thrown down the gauntlet for a new generation.”

Tentmaking

Evangelism & Missions

“Pastor Kurt Kruger provides a valuable study of the history, theology, and practice of tentmaking in church ministry. Well-researched and clearly written, this book ought to be used by all church and mission agencies engaged in church planting. In fact, it should be assigned reading in seminary church administration and mission courses. Excellent work!”