The Transforming Word: A One-Volume Commentary on the Bible
Overview
This single volume provides pastors, Bible teachers, and other serious students of the Bible with a commentary on the whole Bible that draws upon the original languages, archaeological evidence, the history of interpretation, and the ancient Near Eastern background. The Transforming Word contains a commentary on each book of the Bible. Each commentary includes an outline, an introduction, a unit-by-unit commentary, a concluding essay on theological implications, and a list of works cited. It also includes thirteen in-depth articles on the background of the Old and New Testaments written by specialists in each field. The reader will gain an understanding of (1) the organization and arguments of each biblical book, (2) the main historical issues bearing on its interpretation, and (3) the theological meaning of each book.
- Provides an in-depth section-by-section commentary
- Contains an introduction to thematic issues of the Bible
- Includes theological reflections for each book
- The Pentateuch
- The Wisdom & Lyric Literature
- The Gospels & Acts
- The Biblical Canons
- Israel in the Ancient Near East
- Greco-Roman New Testament Backgrounds
- The Archaeology of Israel
- Old Testament Prophecy
- Old Testament Theology
- New Testament Theology
- The Bible & Literature
- Religion & Science
- The Bible & Music
- The Old Testament
- The New Testament
- John Willis
- James Thompson
- Thomas Olbricht
- Everett Ferguson
- Rick Marrs
- Chris Heard
- Mark Matson
- Paul Watson
- Ken Cukrowski
- Jeffrey Peterson
- Kenneth L. Cukrowski
- Nancy W. Shankle
- Title: The Transforming Word: A One-Volume Commentary on the Bible
- Editor: Mark W. Hamilton
- Publisher: Abilene Christian University Press
- Publication Date: 2009
- Pages: 1,136
- Resource Type: One Volume Commentary
- Topic: Biblical Studies