A Guide to Biblical Research: Introductory Notes

The present volume presents important and useful information to students doing exegetical research in Sacred Scripture.

Absalom Absalom!:

The present work is a reprint of a work first published in this series in 1978 in response to a number of requests.

New Covenant Morality in Paul:

The present work offers an exegetical and theological discussion of Pauline ethics in the light of the self-understanding of Pauline communities.

The Character of Jesus:

This study argues that the issue of character (ethos) is the key to understanding Paul’s argument in 2 Corinthians.

Luke's Presentation of Jesus: A christology

This study uses composition criticism to consider everything that Luke wrote about Jesus.

A Grammar of Biblical Hebrew: Second Edition

Already well known in its two-volume first edition, this is the most extensive revision yet of one of the most complete Hebrew Grammars available in English. This edition brings the work up to the present by taking account of developments in our understan

The Dynamics of Job's Intercession:

Following a presentation of the structure of the Book of Job and its unity, the dynamics of intercession are seen as having two dimensions, vertical and horizontal.

Prophet Confronts His People: The Disputation Speech in the Prophets

A study of the prophetic technique of quoting the people's words in order to refute them.

Biblical and Oriental Essays in Memory of William L. Moran:

The essays in this volume are dedicated to the memory of William L. Moran (1921-2000).

Cosmic Battle and Political Conflict: Studies in Verbal Syntax and Contextual Interpretation of Daniel 8

The Love Commandment in Mark: An Exegetico-Theological Study of Mark 12, 28-34

This research work investigates the problem whether the texts of the love commandment have their original OT meaning in the gospel of Mark or whether they acquire besides this, a specific Markan enrichment.

Judaism and the Jews in the Gospel of John:

The Voice of God on Mount Sinai: