Lindsay Wilson
Biography
Lindsay Wilson wrote Proverbs: An Introduction and Commentary, and co-edited Interpreting Old Testament Wisdom Literature with David G. Firth.
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The Future for God's People in a Conflict-Ravaged World
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Distinctively evangelical books on Daniel are hard to find, which is why I commend Michael Wilson’s second volume. The commentary on Daniel 7–12 argues for an early date for the book as a whole and provides a detailed guide to scholarly literature on the book. The major interpretive issues are fairly and sympathetically evaluated. Wilson identifies the message of the book as the need for God’s people to endure and remain faithful despite unjust suffering. This makes it a timely book for today.”
The Lives of the Wise in an Anti-God World
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“This book is a rich source of sound, evangelical reflections on a book concerning which so few scholars consider traditional evangelical views. There are many positive things I could say about it. I see a key strength in the sections at the end of each chapter—the summary, the connections with the NT and life, and possible sermon outline.”
Christian Living
“Scholars have often kept law and wisdom apart, but in this interesting and contemporary study the Ten commandments and the book of Proverbs are woven together. They are written by the same God to the same Old Testament people of God, and God’s values are revealed in both. Here Bredenhof applies them in a fresh and accessible way to how Christians should live.”
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