Todd R. Chipman

Echoes of Jesus in the First Epistle of Peter

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Intertextuality between the Old and New Testaments hinges on one’s methodology. The same is true for intertextuality within each Testament. Tim Miller establishes and follows a disciplined methodology that attends to demonstrable links between Jesus’ teaching and 1 Peter. This book provides insight on a number of levels—a resource for teachers, students, and pastors.”

Performing the Apocalypse

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“I highly recommend Performing the Apocalypse. Autry makes a unique contribution to scholarly study by demonstrating how the auditory, linguistic, and grammatical features emerge throughout Revelation, drawing the audience into the dramatic character of the Apocalypse. His clear prose, apt summary and conclusion sections, and tables and charts make the dissertation accessible to scholars, students, and pastors.”

Synoptic Composition

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Adam Christian offers a robust linguistic analysis of Synoptic passages that include quotes from the Old Greek, objectively comparing how the Evangelists handled the Old Greek quotations. He concludes that the Evangelists’ consistency with the quoted material and freedom with surrounding material fit what might be expected in a culture that orally shares its traditions. Christian’s Synoptic Composition prompts New Testament scholars to consider afresh oral tradition as a grid that explains Synoptic relations.”