Mitchell G. Reddish

A Theology of Paul the Apostle, Part One

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“G. Roger Greene has produced a thorough and enlightening study of the theology of Paul. One does not have to agree with his conclusions on which letters may be by Paul and which may be deutero-Pauline writings in order to benefit from the insights of this work. Particularly helpful is Greene’s attention to the difference between the actual ideas of Paul and how those ideas were misconstrued or misunderstood by later interpreters.”

A Theology of Paul the Apostle, Part Two

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This second volume of G. Roger Greene’s two-volume work continues his careful presentation of the thought and teachings of Paul. The major focus here is on Paul’s beliefs about the death and resurrection of Jesus. Throughout this volume, and especially in the latter chapters, Greene demonstrates how various doctrines of the atoning work of Christ, both ancient and modern, have often ignored or distorted the teachings of Paul.”

Essays on Revelation

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This work is a valuable guide to understanding the meaning of Revelation for the contemporary believer. Informed by the historical, social, and literary contexts of the first-century, these essays succeed in bridging the gap between the world of John of Patmos and the situation of modern readers of Revelation. Teachers, pastors, and individual readers will appreciate the many thought-provoking insights provided by these scholars who write with one foot in the academy and the other in the church.”