R. Alan Streett

A Theology of James, Peter, and Jude

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“When Peter Davids writes a book, it gets my attention. A Theology of James, Peter, and Jude is no exception and represents Davids at his best. After devoting four decades to the study of the General Epistles, Peter Davids is uniquely qualified to write this volume. He engages the most recent scholarship and examines the texts in their Greco-Roman context and from an eschatological perspective. His clarity of thought and writing style combine to make this a valuable resource for professors, pastors, seminarians, and Bible teachers.”

Jew Among Jews

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Kim Ambrose clearly makes the case that Paul continued to embrace his Jewishness, even after his Damascus Road encounter. Interacting with the latest scholarship over the nature of Paul's religion, she presents Paul as a 'Jew among Jews'--influenced by Hellenism, yet grounded in Judaism--all the while transformed by Christ. For Ambrose, Paul was the interpreter of Christ to his generation, both to Jews and Gentiles. She additionally examines the scriptural, historical, and theological arguments for supersessionism, only to find them wanting. This is a worthy resource for ministers and seminary students.”