Recommended by Chad Vandervalk.
Worthy reminder of the Church's prophetic task seen through the lens of the Old Testament.
Not recommended by James Anderson.
An irenic but ultimately unsatisfying attempt to reconcile evangelical theology with evolutionary theory.
Recommended by Ian Clary.
A hefty and valuable contribution not only to Old Testament studies, but as a model of theologizing.
Recommended by Mark Tubbs.
An academic book on revelation and worldview from an excellent scholar and communicator.
Recommended by Keith Mathison.
There are few better guides through the Bible's prophetic books than this one.
An intriguing read despite Western bias and inclusion of a liberal.
Outlines the relationship of Jesus and Israel.
Recommended by Leslie Wiggins.
One bad chapter doesn't spoil the whole book, but certainly taints it.
Recommended by Tim Challies.
Sure to become a classic in the field of biblical theology.
