Leander E. Keck

Documents and Images for the Study of the Gospels

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Cartlidge and Dungan have assembled a valuable body of primary sources. An imaginative and judicious use of these readable translations will help teachers and students to place the Gospels in their cultural milieu and to raise questions of interpretation.”

Documents for the Study of the Gospels

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Cartlidge and Dungan have assembled a valuable body of primary sources. An imaginative and judicious use of these readable translations will help teachers and students to place the Gospels in their cultural milieu and to raise questions of interpretation.”

Fracture

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Harrisville contends that in the New Testament, Jesus' cross is an event that ruptures and reconfigures worldviews, and so this book confronts interpretations that reduce the meaning of the cross to a fated tragedy, an admirable martyrdom, or an illustration of a principle — all of which leave one's world intact. Attentive readers will be challenged by this provocative book.”

Introducing the New Testament

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Here is a textbook that really introduces students to the content of the New Testament as it actually exists! Instead of first introducing a theory-laden critical machine for processing texts, the authors allow the content of each book of the New Testament to determine the historical, literary, and social matters that must be discussed. Because the fair and irenic treatment of the evidence and of critics' arguments helps readers develop the ability to reach their own conclusions, this readable textbook will be welcome in various settings. It's a winner.”

Multipurpose Tools for Bible Study: Stand-alone CD-ROM

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“No serious student should be without it.”

Reclaiming the Bible for the Church

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“These vigorously written and boldly argued essays are not to be missed by anyone who cares about the vitality and authenticity of the church's life. Many will disagree with them--perhaps vehemently--but those who do should be prepared to think as seriously and as deeply as these theologians have about the role of the Bible in the church.”