Richard N. Longenecker

Biography

Richard N. Longenecker (1930–2021) wrote New Testament Social Ethics for Today.

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Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Here is a significant commentary on Paul's letter to the Philippians that is suitable not only for scholars but also for ministers, laypeople, and students. It is theologically sound, critically balanced, exegetically perceptive, pastorally relevant, and ethically focused. It needs to be read, closely studied, and — more importantly — allowed by God's Spirit to reorganize our thinking and restructure our living. . . Erudite, challenging, and a good read!”

Typos

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“A highly significant work that spells out in convincing fashion the typographical undergirding of New Testament thought. Though dated in the treatment of Late Judaism, Goppelt's analyses of Jesus' self-consciousness, of the New Testament writers' various portrayals, and of the New Testament's relation to the Old are masterful. This is a book to be read prior to and in conjunction with studies on specific exegetical procedures.”

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