Christian Academics

Pillar NT Commentaries

Greek & Hebrew Store

For careful outstanding scholarship and clear thinking there are very few commentary writers more respected more than Peter O'Brien. This means high expectations for this volume, and the Letter to the Hebrews does not disappoint.
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Available March, 19th!...The first full-length Bible in the original languages is now available in bonded leather. A perfect gift for graduates or pastors who have studied and use Greek and/or Hebrew. Texts taken from the Leningrad Codex and the UBS4 text, with footnote lexicon in English.
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New Testament

Christian Community

In the outstanding series, the Library of Pauline Studies now offers Paul in Acts by elite scholar Stanley Porter. Porter examines the major historical, theological, and sociological issues concerned with Paul in Acts. A must for serious NT students..
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In this much anticipated book, McLaren examines 10 questions facing today's believers---including the nature of the church's authority, God's identity, the way we think of other faiths, and more.
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John Howard Yoder

Just War

Mennonite theologian Yoder is, arguably, the 20th-Century's most influential pacifist. This book, a collection of his lectures and writings examines Western Christianity's thought and practice on pacifism and war from historical, theological-ethical perspectives.
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Stripping the Just-War debate away from political entities and "recentering" it in the context of the church's long just war tradition, Bell makes a compelling case for its continuing relevance by explaining it and applying it to our contemporary situation.
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Bargains

Ecumenism

World-class NT scholar Darrell Bock examines the textual criticism of anti-traditional scholars Elaine Pagels, Bart Ehrman, and Marcus Borg who he believes blatantly misrepresent the textual history of the NT in an attempt to undermine trust in Scripture.
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Heschel has made a huge impact on Christian spirituality, especially his classic The Prophets. In The Sabbath, deeply profound reflection about time as the "architecture of holiness", Heschel believes God calls us to dwell in eternity...
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