Book Reviews

Use it for your Bible reading plan, for group Bible studies, or for an immersive biblical-theological experience.

I dare say that no Greek-English parallel Bible has been able to win my favor over my 2001 RSV-NA27 imitation leather edition… until now.

A unique, up-to-date volume that focuses exclusively on the ancient Near Eastern nations that are relevant for Old Testament studies.

Logos has many packages, but this one is very specifically geared toward first-year seminary students. How helpful will it be?

Interdisciplinary coverage of the disciplines affected by hermeneutics.

A classic and concise survey of the New Testament’s teaching on the gospel, with some brilliance and some ideas that sparked twentieth century debates.

Encounter the New Testament in a way that makes the meaning clear and aids in understanding.

An up-to-date, comprehensive resource for brief overviews on topics that better inform us about the cultural, social, and historical contexts of the OT.

New Testament Verbs of Communication: A Case Frame and Exegetical Study, by Paul L. Danove, LNTS (Bloomsbury, 2015), 245pp. I was excited to see Danove publish this work. I read an article by him from, I believe, the ’90s, and he was writing about the possibility of such a project. I was excited because he was using linguistic methodologies that I have used while working for a computational linguistics company, and I thought the methods had potential for exciting application…

“Approachable, understandable, and yet rigorously academic.”