Michael W. Holmes

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Curt Niccum, an acknowledged expert in the area of the Ethiopic New Testament, here shares with his readers the fruit of his investigations into the Ethiopic text of the book of Acts. In view of the relatively early (probably late fourth-century) date of the translation, the Ethiopic represents an important witness to the much-debated text of this document. . . . Niccum's careful work offers a valuable and needed corrective to previous views. Textual critics and historians of Christianity in East Africa will find here much of interest.”

The Epistle to Diognetus

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Henry Meecham’s distinguished volume is a perfect fit for a series entitled Classic Studies on the Apostolic Fathers. Updated with regard to introductory matters, but never replaced as a commentary on this most interesting second-century document, Meecham’s sensitive and detailed examination of the Greek text, drawing as it does on his wide reading of the classics, the Greek Bible, and early Christian writings, remains a must-read for the study of Diognetus.”

Trinitarian Perspectives in the Apostolic Fathers

Theology

“This is a well-framed assessment of a neglected topic. Its thoughtful and nuanced discussion offers much to commend.”

Words Are Not Enough

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“The increased attention given in recent decades to the documents that convey the text of the New Testament is most welcome. In this book, one of the leaders in this area of research makes clear the significance of paratextual features of manuscripts for a better understanding of the history of both text and canon of the New Testament.”