Philip H. Kern

Jerusalem to Illyricum

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Between AD 34 and 57, Paul preached Christ in six Roman provinces and wrote nine epistles. Historian and pastor Paul Barnett, by placing those writings within their historical and geographical contexts, expertly constructs a picture of the apostle and his ministry during the first two decades of Christianity—a time some have labeled ‘Paul's silent years’ but which Barnett shows to be full of sound and color.”

Patterns of Repetition, Structure, and Meaning in the Book of Hebrews

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Michael Clark’s investigation of repetition in Hebrews examines, in addition to recognized clusters of repeated words, countless more that have gone unnoticed. Attending to repetition generates fresh insights into both the implications of words and the structure of the treatise. Patterns is especially effective in showing how Hebrews generates meaning and therefore how it elevates Christ.”

Strengthened by the Gospel

Christian Living

“Strengthened by the Gospel blends biblical theology and pastoral insight into a rich reading of Romans from a master teacher. Brian Rosner compellingly holds forth the gospel as the center of Paul’s argument and, in so doing, illuminates the theological message of Romans while remaining ever attentive to its practical implications. This book is an invaluable resource for preachers and students alike, providing both clarity and depth as it integrates the various elements of Romans. Readers will come away strengthened in their grasp of how the gospel shapes the Christian’s mind, heart, and conduct.”

The Son of Man in Mark’s Gospel

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Mitchell’s volume cuts through the complexity surrounding ‘the Son of Man.’ It offers a rich understanding of Jesus’s role within Mark and develops the biblical-theological significance of ‘Son of Man’ language. This book is short, carefully argued, full of good exegesis, and will be on the reading list for my Christology course.”