WTS Books Sale:
Evangelical Biblical Theology Commentary
The Evangelical Biblical Theology Commentary set is on sale for 42% off at WTS Books. Currently, there are 13 volumes available, and each of them is highly endorsed. Volumes can also be purchased individually for 35% off here.
Endorsements
“Dr. Sprinkle has produced a clear, well-researched commentary on a very difficult book. The introduction lays out the important issues necessary for understanding the book of Daniel, and the difficult issues are handled fairly while maintaining a conservative, evangelical perspective for the book. His attempt to provide a biblical-theological commentary that pulls together almost one hundred pages of biblical themes found in the book of Daniel may prove to be its greatest asset. Also, his discussion on Daniel 9:24–27 is even-handed and well-researched. I highly recommend this commentary from a very able scholar. ”
Paul D. Wegner, Distinguished Professor of the Old Testament, Gateway Seminary
“While there are a number of good commentaries on the Pastoral Epistles, there are few that cover all the bases: scholarly, theological, pastoral, insightful, practical, and encouraging. But Andreas Köstenberger’s new volume is all of these. It is now my go-to commentary on these important books and is sure to be the standard resource for pastors and scholars in generations to come.”
Michael J. Kruger, president and professor of New Testament, Reformed Theological Seminary, Charlotte, NC
“Matthew S. Harmon offers a detailed and rigorous analysis of Paul’s letter to the Galatians, mindful of exegetical detail as well as wider theological themes. An excellent treatment of the text that will benefit students and pastors alike.”
Michael F. Bird, academic dean and lecturer in theology, Ridley College, Melbourne, Australia
“Balancing concise exegetical detail with thematic biblical theological insight, Schreiner traces the flow of thought through the book of Hebrews while highlighting its most important themes as they relate to the canon as a whole. Schreiner writes with clarity and precision that make his work a delight to read. This is an excellent example of exegetical and theological sensibilities brought together in one volume. ”
Darian Lockett, Associate Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies, Biola University
“A career of research involving both fine-grained New Testament exegesis and biblical-theological integration makes David Peterson an ideal person to write this exposition of Romans. The verse-by-verse commentary is brimming with insightful exegesis, and the elucidation of the biblical-theological themes of Romans contains a careful and powerful articulation of the gospel. I think Paul would like this commentary!”
Simon Gathercole, reader in New Testament, University of Cambridge; fellow and director of studies in Theology, Fitzwilliam College