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Any foray–no matter how terse–into the relationship between the testaments will inevitably lead to the recent work of G.K. Beale. In addition to his editorial work with D.A. Carson on the Commentary on the New Testament use of the Old Testament, Beale also published his magnum opus A New Testament Biblical Theology: The Unfolding of the Old Testament in [...]

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Formerly published as a four-volume set by Eerdmans, CBD now brings Barnhouse’s classic commentary Romans back to life in this handsome two-volume set. Using his own translation, Barnhouse provides a comprehensive exegetical treatment of Paul’s letter to the Romans that is renowned for its depth of insight, yet highly accessible to all readers. Though a respected scholar, [...]

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The mere prospect of understanding the complex world that surrounded the New Testament is daunting. But Warren Carter, in his new book Seven Events that Shaped the New Testament World, dramatically simplifies the task but focusing on seven critical events that defined the era for Christians. I had the opportunity to interview Dr. Carter recently about his book and you will [...]

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Each of us knows how the little events in our individual life shape day-to-day existence.  Just as important, each of us must learn how bigger events–whether political, religious, social, or economic–have an equal impact on our day-to-day lives. The effects of the “bigger” events are not always felt in the same way as events that apply almost exclusively [...]

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Zondervan’s Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament series, named the top commentary series of 2011 by Preaching Magazine, continues to charge ahead! This month alone, three new volumes have become available. These include: Colossians and Philemon (View Sample) by David W. Pao 1 & 2 Thessalonians (View Sample) by Gary S. Shogren Acts (View Sample) by Eckhard [...]

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A very promising volume is soon to appear from Zondervan….   Here is Zondervan’s description: Paul and Union with Christ fills the gap for biblical scholars, theologians, and pastors pondering and debating the meaning of union with Christ. Following a selective survey of the scholarly work on union with Christ through the twentieth century to [...]

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Commentary collectors are an interesting sort. They’re not like other book owners. One might even describe them as the “introverts” of book lovers. Many avid readers build their libraries as a pastiche, and rightly pride themselves on the cosmopolitan character of their library. But habitual commentary readers value depth and pride themselves on an unrelenting concentration [...]

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Much of the book rage this year has centered (rightly so) on G.K. Beale’s monumental and magisterial A New Testament Biblical Theology. Still, a book of that size and complexity may be a bit overwhelming for those unfamiliar with intertestamental studies, particularly at the exegetical level. Thankfully, Steve Moyise has produced a triad of very [...]

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Archaeological headlines often tantalize as much as they mislead. But how can anyone who is not a specialist really know just what the evidence is or what it means? This is why I wanted to interview Craig Evans about his new book Jesus and His World: The Archaeological Evidence. How can we discern good archaeology [...]

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I want to present a rare treat for those of you who take the time and effort to engage with the Greek New Testament. Many editions of the NA27 exist, but the one below is rare, and availability is extremely limited. It is now available exclusively at CBD for a limited time. We have 60 [...]

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