Ronald Youngblood

Encountering the Book of Isaiah

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Although not a traditional verse-by-verse commentary, Bryan E. Beyer's Encountering the Book of Isaiah does a good job of discussing the major themes and issues contained in this most important of the Old Testament prophetic books. Especially commendable are Beyer's numerous explanatory sidebars as well as his chapter objectives and study questions geared to helping the reader apply Isaiah's teachings to contemporary Christian life and ministry. He is also eminently fair in analyzing and evaluating divergent viewpoints with respect to authorship, date, and other disputed matters before stating his own conclusions. Whether beginners or veterans in encountering the book of Isaiah, readers of this volume will be grateful to its author for his careful and thoughtful treatment of the writings of Isaiah, the 'Prince among the Prophets.'”

Faces of Renewal

Theology

“All of the contributors have clearly attempted to break fresh ground and explore new dimensions while at the same time interacting fruitfully with relevant literature and ideas. In doing so they have written a worthy and timely Festschrift for Stanley M. Horton, a member of the Evangelical Theological Society for thirty-five years.”

The Old Testament and Criticism

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Carl Armerding's book, The Old Testament and Criticism, fills a genuine need in Old Testament studies. It brings together lucid summaries of various modern methods used by scholars to better understand the text of the Old Testament, and it includes helpful brief discussions not only of how those methods work in actual practice but also of their limitations. Evangelicals concerned about the meaning of the Old Testament will not want to be without this splendid little volume.”