Sherri Brown

John, Volume 4

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“In her characteristically insightful manner, Professor Lee contributes a powerfully evocative volume on the Gospel of John to the NWBT series. Taking her cues from the Gospel’s prologue (1:1– 18), she explores distinctively Johannine themes across the narrative through beautifully accessible prose that excites the senses. Her love for this story is evident as she provides a gateway that leads readers of all levels deeply into John’s particular telling of the Good News.”

Many Believed Because of Her Testimony

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“I would not have thought Dorothy Lee’s immense contribution to academy and church could be celebrated properly in one volume, but Derrenbacker, Porter, and Porter have done it! Lee’s impact and the esteem in which she is held is evident in the number, variety, and quality of these essays composed in her honor by scholars and practitioners worldwide. Now her service endures through these offerings that continue to inspire both scholarly discussion and faithful practice.”

Preaching from the Cross

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Frank Matera’s latest offering in his long career of cogent and insightful theological and exegetical studies of the New Testament presents Paul’s preaching first in its original context, then discusses how it can continue to be effective across time. This volume explores Paul’s preaching from the cross through his theology of proclamation. Focusing on the why, what, and how of Paul’s preaching, Matera presents comprehensive theses for integrating Paul’s gift of preaching into a necessary challenge for incisive and active homiletics today.”

The Future of Catholic Biblical Interpretation

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This welcome volume is, in many ways, a long-due posthumous Festschrift for Marie-Joseph Lagrange, OP, who was both a faithful cleric and courageous exegete for contemporary Catholic biblical studies. The cross-section of exegetes and their studies contained herein offer both erudite understanding of the past and prophetic hope for the future of studying the timeless truths of Christian scripture both within and beyond their historical and literary contexts into God’s salvific plan for all humankind.”