Steven L. McKenzie

David Remembered

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Blenkinsopp's command of the breadth and depth of evidence from primary and secondary sources, from the Babylonian to the Roman periods, is most impressive. . . . David Remembered is eminently accessible to all readers but packed with detailed information in dialogue with the latest scholarship.”

Discover the Holy Land

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“No one knows the Holy Land better than Max Miller. He has been excavating and leading trips to the Middle East for forty years. . . . This is not just a tourist’s guidebook but a college course taught by a preeminent archaeologist, historian, and Bible scholar. It is an indispensable guide for the traveler on the road and is also highly instructive for anyone interested in the historical, cultural, and religious significance of this land.”

Handbook for Biblical Interpretation

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This is an extremely helpful reference tool, and Tate deserves the gratitude of scholars, students, and lay readers alike for producing it.”

I & II Chronicles

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This marvelous new commentary on Chronicles is most welcome! Written by one of the leading experts on the book, it is thorough in scope and is in dialogue with scholarship internationally. A genuine tour de force, Jonker’s work brings new energy to the academic study of 1–2 Chronicles and is an absolute must-have for anyone interested in biblical studies.”

Lord, Teach Us to Pray

“This volume represents the capstone of a career that has combined critical scholarship with Christian piety. It draws from the deep well of John Willis’s own faith as well as his skills as an exegete and expositor of biblical literature. The resulting product is at once an analytical overview of all the passages in the Bible dealing with prayer and a theological guide for how to practice biblical prayer.”

The Place of the Past

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

““This book is a useful overview of the methodological status quo of historical criticism vis-a-vis overtly synchronic and ideological approaches. It also offers a defense for the continuing value of historical criticism in dialogue and collaboration with other approaches. Well written and easily accessible. Recommended for all interested readers.”

Unfolding the Deuteronomistic History

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“In Unfolding the Deuteronomistic History Campbell and O'Brien have provided a useful tool for getting at the debate over the composition of the Deuteronomistic History, without neglecting the outlook and theology of the work as a whole. Each page is packed with information that is, nevertheless, readily accessible. The formatting of the biblical text allows the reader to see at once the layers that the authors reconstruct, and their annotations clearly explain the reasons for their judgments. This is the place to begin the study of any passage in the Deuteronomistic History.”