Timothy Milinovich

1 Timothy, Volume 1

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“In his first volume of this detailed commentary on 1 Timothy, Jeon provides a dutiful close reading of 1:1—2:15 with attention to the letter’s performance and the audience’s reception. His overall structure of the letter and treatment of its units’ chiastic structure offers many insights and benefits for scholars of 1 Timothy, and pastors will find excellent material for preaching on the church’s mission and their own charge to lead within God’s household.”

1 Timothy, Volume 2

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“The second volume continues to provide a bountiful resource for reading 1 Timothy. Jeon unpacks rich theological insights through careful grammatical and lexical analysis which underscore the rhetorical structure and goals of 1 Timothy 3–4. Regardless of one’s view on the letter’s authenticity, Jeon’s analysis provides ample material for pastors and students of 1 Timothy to engage anew the challenges early Christians found as members of God’s household.”

1 Timothy, Volume 3

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“In the third volume of this commentary, Jeon concludes a detailed analysis of the grammar, structure, and theology of 1 Timothy 5–6. Like its previous volumes, the careful reading by way of performative structure will benefit scholars of this remarkable letter and preachers alike.”

Paul and the Therapy of Desire

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Naveros Córdova offers an excellent historical understanding of the Hellenistic Jewish and Greek philosophical roots for Paul’s understanding of desire and its effects on a person’s body and relationships with others. Through a comprehensive reading of texts across Paul’s undisputed letters, she also shows how Paul offers a life in Christ and the Spirit as a solution to the problem of desire. This book is extremely useful for both veteran scholars and students of ministry who wish to have a contextualized understanding of Paul’s teachings on desire and sexual passion.”

Romans

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Heil offers a theologically rich reading of the letter’s structure while also highlighting Paul’s message of ethical worship to the churches of Rome. This is a useful and welcome contribution to the study of Romans.”

Trust in Atonement

Theology

“The fields of New Testament and classical Roman studies are once again indebted to Teresa Morgan, who offers here not only an innovative model for the atonement centered on trust, but a comprehensive and humane theology of the New Testament that will be useful for scholars and those in ministry alike.”