"This collaborative work of Brian Peterson and Rickie Moore is an impressive achievement in Old Testament scholarship. In less than 300 pages, they have surveyed the entire Hebrew Bible while taking seriously the biblical text, contemporary biblical scholarship, and the interpretive context of the Pentecostal movement. Voice, Word, and Spirit is a model for Christian biblical scholarship."
—Lee Roy Martin, Professor of Old Testament and Biblical Languages, Pentecostal Theological Seminary, Cleveland, TN; Editor of the Journal of Pentecostal Theology
"The so-called charismatization of world Christianity is now, with this book, being followed by what can be deemed as the Pentecostalization of OId Testament studies! In the hands of Peterson and Moore, the Hebrew Bible comes alive, read not only from their contemporary Pentecostal perspective but resounding with the echoes of the Acts outpouring of the Spirit that connect twenty-first-century questions and insights to the life and world of ancient Israel. Students of Scripture will experience afresh the first testament as never before."
—Amos Young, Professor of Theology and Mission, Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena, CA
"What a great title. What a great approach to the study of the Old Testament. And what a great starting point, in Daniel's willingness to learn from Babylonian scholarship while insisting on setting it in the context of what God says independently of that scholarship! Readers will appreciate an introduction to the Old Testament that takes seriously a Pentecostal approach to Scripture study and the Spirit's work among the people of God."
—John Goldingay, David Allen Hubbard Professor of Old Testament, Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena, CA
