Larry R. Helyer
Biography
Larry R. Helyer is Professor Emeritus of Biblical Studies at Taylor University and has taught at Providence Bible Academy in Mt. Juliet, Tennessee. Helyer earned a BA from Biola University, an MDiv from Western Seminary, and a Ph.D. from Fuller Theological Seminary. Helyer's books include The Witness of Jesus, Paul and John (2023), Life and Witness of Ezekiel (2022), and The Life and Witness of David (2020).
Bios generated by automated processes. · Report a problem
A Beginner's Guide to New Testament Exegesis
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“At last! A truly helpful and realistic book on how to do exegesis of the Greek New Testament! Richard Erickson is a skillful and sympathetic guide who has a knack for explaining the process and encouraging beginners to persevere through the necessary steps, methods and approaches required to do responsible exegesis. This is a first-rate book.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“In Judaism Before Jesus, Anthony Tomasino offers beginning students and general readers a lucid and lively introduction to the Jewish background of the New Testament. In his preface he says, 'This book has been written for readers who wouldn't know an apocalypse from an apostrophe, or a Hyrcanus from a hurricane. It's an introduction for the uninitiated.' In my opinion, he hits a home run. Here is a skillful digest of a huge amount of information presented in engaging prose. Readers will appreciate his anticipation of basic questions and issues that arise in reading the New Testament, a feature often neglected by scholars. A glossary and pronunciation guide enhances the usefulness of this text. Especially commendable is Tomasino's sensitive treatment of the relationship between Christians and Jews. I highly recommend this book.”
NOTE: Only includes books currently in our catalog; not necessarily a complete list.
Exploring Jewish Literature of the Second Temple Period
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
The Life and Witness of Jeremiah
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
The Witness of Jesus, Paul and John
Theology
See something wrong on this page? Report a problem