The two-volume set Essential Inquiries is designed to provide students, clergy, and other interested readers with an overview of a number of issues or problems that can arise in the study of texts from Paul or the Gospels. Stephen W. Need presents a profile of such issues and gives the reader a work... (more)

Opposing what he terms 'the post-holocaust interpretation of Romans and of Paul,' Chae presents an alternative exegetical understanding. He argues that Paul's emphasis in Romans is not---as many believe---to warn the Gentile church against anti-Semitic arrogance. Instead, he reads Romans as a bold d... (more)

Ben Witherington III exegetes Romans in this volume of his series of socio-rhetorical commentaries and offers fresh insights and a new translation of the Greek text of Romans. Demonstrating how post-Reformation interpretations have been too reliant upon Augustinian readings, he suggests studying the... (more)