William D. Barrick

I Saw the Lord

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Someone somewhere wrote that a book is good if the reader opens it with expectation and closes it with delight and profit. I Saw the Lord is just such a book. Chou takes us on an exegetical and theological tour of the synoptic visions of Isaiah, Ezekiel, Daniel, Paul, and John. We witness his persistent examination of the biblical text in the light of innertextual and intertextual elements as he investigates the potential harmonization of these visions.”

Judgment and Salvation

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“A superficial reading of the Noahic flood narrative in Genesis 6–9 too often results in the reader coming away from the text with an overwhelming sense of doom and gloom. However, by examining the narrative with some of the tools of rhetorical analysis, Dustin Burlet identifies the dominance of the theme of salvation. The text represents an aspect of the Hebrew worldview, and the lessons learned from it can contribute significant elements to a Christian worldview in our own day.”

The Pious Sage in Job

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“The Pious Sage in Job stimulates the mind with a wide-ranging analysis of Eliphaz's role in the Book of Job. Dunham masterfully leads us step by step to the exegesis of salient portions of Eliphaz's speeches and their compelling theological implications. No student of the Book of Job can afford to neglect this significant contribution to serious Joban studies.”