The Baker Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament (BECNT) is one of today’s most respected sources for exegetical studies on the New Testament. Praised for its thoughtful scholarship for studying pastors and readability for inquiring lay people, the BECNT is a standard exegetical commentary for any Bible study library. Included in this set is David E. Garland’s 1 Corinthians, which was honored ... more
The Baker Academic Biblical Studies Bundle contains 85 volumes of recent, in-depth Old and New Testament commentary and research. The Baker Academic Biblical Studies Bundle brings you outstanding scholarship from respected contemporary scholars and theologians. It provides insight into the historical, cultural, social, religious, literary, and theological contexts surrounding the Old and New Testa... more
This user-friendly commentary series helps any reader navigate the Bible’s sometimes-difficult terrain. Each of the 16 volumes breaks down the barriers between the ancient and modern worlds, revealing the power and meaning of the biblical texts to contemporary readers. more
Expand and deepen your exegesis with the Baker Academic Bible Interpretation Collection. This 10-volume collection brings together hundreds of contributors to help you interpret the Bible. It introduces you to the methods, terms, and concepts used by interpreters—and provides you a guide to inductive Bible study. more
…Collection is a perfect example of just such commentaries. The Wisconsin Lutheran Quarterly writes, "Our pastors knew [Dr. Leupold] through his exegetical writings on Old Testament Books, especially Genesis and Psalms. These two works are so frequently consulted at our Seminary that they have … more
…halves of the century (pre- and post-1950) Identification with the evangelical movement Significant influence on or in the evangelical movement Representatives of various denominational points of view: Arminian/Wesleyan, Calvinist/Reformed, charismatic, dispensationalist, Lutheran, Baptist … more
…for those seeking a review, and for those whose Hebrew has gotten rusty. —John F. Brug, Wisconsin Lutheran Quarterly Part grammar, part exegetical guide, this handy resource also points to useful tools to help pastors (and others), whose Hebrew has grown rusty since seminary, regain … more
…contributed the commentary on Ecclesiastes and Song of Songs to Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Songs, vol. 12 of the New International Biblical Commentary Old Testament series. She is associate professor of Old Testament and Hebrew at The Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia and … more
…truths of the faith. —Michael S. Horton, J. Gresham Machen Professor of Theology, Westminster Seminary, California Having been initially formed by Lutheran catechetical practices, I heartily endorse Packer’s and Parrett’s efforts to encourage evangelicals to adopt similar procedures … more
…basic homiletical skills that we place into the service of the proclamation of the gospel. —Richard Gurgel, Wisconsin Lutheran Quarterly The homiletics primer of choice for over 100 seminaries and Bible colleges is now, finally, in its second edition. . . . Robinson’s book is an … more
…Reed, president, Trinity Lutheran College Haddon W. Robinson is the Harold John Ockenga Distinguished Professor of Preaching at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in South Hamilton, Massachusetts. His book, Biblical Preaching, has sold more than 200,000 copies and has been used … more
…love and forgiveness. Discover the evidence of what the true Christian life looks like, what true Christian care consists of, and what constitutes genuine leadership in the church. Thomas F. Johnson is an interim academic dean at Trinity Lutheran College. Revelation Author: Robert W. … more
…Anyone who can read an editorial page can understand this book, and the synchronic emphasis will cure almost any case of overexposure to diachronic presentation. —Frederick Danker, emeritus professor, Lutheran School of Theology David Alan Black (DTheol, University of Basel) is professor of … more
…outline with proof texts attached, but as stories, visions, poems, and letters. —John F. Brug, professor of systematic theology and Old Testament, Wisconsin Lutheran Seminary. …Set forth in simple, straightforward, precise…language…Teaching and preaching the Bible as God’s Word in man’s … more
