Kregel Handbooks for Old Testament and New Testament Exegesis (5 vols.)
This collection is no longer available, but check out the complete series collection, Handbooks for Exegesis: Old Testament and New Testament | HOTE/HNTE (10 vols.). The collections for the Handbook for Old Testament Exegesis and the Handbook for New Testament Exegesis (HNTE) are also avaialble separately.
Overview
The Bible displays a remarkable literary and theological unity across a variety of genres. But applying a single, one-size-fits-all method of exegesis can lead to confusion and misunderstanding.
A valuable resource for students and pastors, the Kregel Handbooks for Old Testament and New Testament Exegesis provide an in-depth understanding of biblical genres and strategies for interpretation. Distinguish between Old Testament literary genres such as law, narrative, and poetry, and employ appropriate interpretive techniques for each. Dig into biblical passages with detailed examples of how to move from interpretation to preaching and teaching. These practical and user-friendly guides include explorations of the theological themes and historical context of the biblical authors, providing the tools you need for sound exegesis.
- Guides readers in the interpretation and preaching of the Bible
- Provides practical examples of sound exegesis
- Includes insight into the literary genres, historical context, and theological themes of biblical books
- Title: Kregel Handbooks for Old Testament and New Testament Exegesis
- Publisher: Kregel
- Volumes: 5
- Pages: 1,240
- Christian Group: Evangelical
- Resource Type: Handbooks
- Topic: Exegesis
Partially includedReviews
4 ratings
Robert Neely
7/25/2020
So glad to have all 10 volumes now. These handbooks are a 'must-have' for Old and New Testament bible interpretation.
David Vasquez
7/13/2019
Will you ever publish the rest of this series? It's missing "Prophetic Books" and "Apocaliptic Literature" in the OT, and "Gospels and Acts" and "Revelation" in the NT. I hope you could fix that soon!
Faithlife User
2/8/2018
Jack KiChan Kwon
11/20/2016
Harvey's succinct and clear style, compelling book in the Pauline epistles.
James
6/4/2015
Daniel Radke
1/22/2015
Under the General Letters volume above, there is a review from Edward Glenny, but his last name is spelled wrong. There should be two "N"s as I've listed here. Additionally, the school he teaches at is now called University of Northwestern - St. Paul. I should know for I was his student at Northwestern!
