NAC Studies in Bible & Theology | NACSBT (6 vols.)
Overview
The New American Commentary Studies in Bible & Theology is a series of monographs covering topics in biblical theology, biblical studies, and theology.
The books in this series, NAC Studies in Bible and Theology, often take a biblical difficulty as their point of entry, remembering B. E Westcotts point that “unless all past experience is worthless, the difficulties of the Bible are the most fruitful guides to its divine depths.”
This series is to be a medium through which the work of evangelical scholars can effectively reach the church. It will include detailed exegetical-theological studies of key pericopes such as the Sermon on the Mount and also fresh examinations of topics in biblical theology and systematic theology. It is intended to supplement the New American Commentary, whose exegetical and theological discussions so many have found helpful. These resources are aimed primarily at church leaders and those who are preparing for such leadership.
- Examines God’s revelation of Himself in the Old Testament
- Discusses the language of each of the Ten Commandments and its complete meaning in the ancient context
- Explores the current Baptist view of the communion sacrament
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Bob Bolender
1/15/2021
I have this series in print. These seven books included here are books 4, 3, 8, 11, 5, 10, & 7 on my shelf. A separate pre-pub is Michael Rydelnik's The Messianic Hope which is book 7 in this series. Kinda weird how these have been placed on prepub out of order and disconnected. Nevertheless, I recommend them all. They are excellent resources to compliment the New American Commentary series.
