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Technical Commentaries
- Baker Exegetical (BECNT)
- Hermeneia (HC)
- Sacra Pagina SP)
- Socio-Rhetorical SRC)
- Word Biblical WBC)
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Semi-Technical Commentaries
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Preaching/Pastoral Commentaries
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Hansen's approach is simple. Write a commentary that engages the original text and other critical sources, and articulate that information in a way that is specifically geared for all members of his audience, pastors, students, and scholars. More...
The questions Sailhamer asks and the methodology he employs make The Meaning of the Pentateuch his definitive work. In it, he brings together his vast knowledge of the Pentateuch and his exceptional scholarly acumen to ask exegetical questions from which he builds a theological understanding. More...
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Lynn Cohick provides an accurate and fulsome picture of the earliest
Christian women by examining a wide variety of first-century Jewish and
Greco-Roman... More...
Goldingay continues his critically acclaimed series with a broad and detailed exploration of Israel's threefold vision
of living with God, one another, and the individual self... See Also:Volume 1 and Volume 2
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In The Law and the New Testament, Thielman tours the various NT understandings of the Law as depicted by its genres, including the Gospels, Matthew and John, the Luke-Acts corpus, Paul's epistles to Galatia and Rome, and the letter to the Hebrews.More...
David L. Baker in this book, Tight Fists or Open Hands? argues that the popular modes of theological thought dealing with poverty and wealth, are either too simplistic or theologically unsustainable... More...
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Christopher R. Seitz presents us with the story of how the books we
know as the "Prophets" came into existence. Following Childs' "canon"
model, Seitz in The Goodly Fellowship of the Prophets explores
the origins, arrangement, and the "achievement of association" in the
prophetical books we have received today. More...
The BHL is a new standard for the Hebrew Bible. This text is prepared according to the vocalization,
accents, and masora of Aaron ben Moses ben Asher in the Leningrad
Codex. Includes appendixes,
lay-flat binding, and other features essential for research, classroom,
and liturgical use. More...
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