Weekly Recap, Aug. 4

OLD TESTAMENT THEOLOGY: BASIC ISSUES IN THE CURRENT DEBATE, by Gerhard Hasel

A Brief Summary From Books At A Glance By Joshua K. Smith   About the Author Gerhard Hasel (1935-2004) served as professor of Old Testament and Biblical Theology at Andrews University Theological Seminary. He also wrote New Testament Theology: Basic…

Interview with Thomas J. Nettles, author of THE PRIVILEGE, PROMISE, POWER, AND PERIL OF DOCTRINAL PREACHING

Tom Nettles is well known as a church historian. He’s also an accomplished preacher, and in his latest book these two endeavors at which he excels combine to provide us with an illuminating study of the importance and the role…

REVELATION (REFORMED EXPOSITORY COMMENTARY), by Richard D. Phillips

Reviewed by David B. W. Phillips   There is a joke that one sometimes hears when talking about Revelation. Someone will ask a question along the lines of, “How do you interpret Revelation?” And the one asked the question will…

UNAPOLOGETIC STUDY BIBLE

A Book Review from Books At a Glance By Mark Coppenger   My SBTS colleague Ted Cabal has edited the Apologetic Study Bible for B&H, and now I’m involved with the Unapologetic Study Bible for Nelson. It sounds a bit…

Book Notice: MICAH (TWO HORIZONS OLD TESTAMENT COMMENTARY), by Stephen G. Dempster

A Brief Book Notice from Books At a Glance By Fred Zaspel   Since reading his landmark Dominion and Dynasty Stephen Dempster has been one of my favorite Old Testament scholars, and so when I saw his new Micah commentary…