Denver Seminary recently posted a 2022 update to their bibliographies for the Old Testament and the New Testament. See here for Steve Hays' bibliography, which he updated shortly before his death in 2020.
What do you mean, you don't think you'll read good scholarship from something described as "A collection of essays from around the world that interpret particular biblical texts from a liberationist and pluralist perspective."?
Lists have to end somewhere, but for the NT I'd add
Stein: The Meaning and Message of Jesus' Teaching Stein: Studying the Synoptic Gospels Van Voorst: Jesus outside the Gospels Porter: The Syntoptic Problem McGrew: The Eye of the Beholder Anderson: The Riddle of the Fourth Gospel Fanning: Revelation
I'm not a huge fan of Witherington. The only commentaries I'd put on a list would be Acts, Mark and Revelation
Good stuff!
ReplyDeleteHowever, I am alarmed at section "Underrepresented People Groups."
What do you mean, you don't think you'll read good scholarship from something described as "A collection of essays from around the world that interpret particular biblical texts from a liberationist and pluralist perspective."?
DeleteWait, liberationist as in blatantly Marxist, or woman's liberation?
DeleteSarcasm?
DeleteYes
DeleteLists have to end somewhere, but for the NT I'd add
ReplyDeleteStein: The Meaning and Message of Jesus' Teaching
Stein: Studying the Synoptic Gospels
Van Voorst: Jesus outside the Gospels
Porter: The Syntoptic Problem
McGrew: The Eye of the Beholder
Anderson: The Riddle of the Fourth Gospel
Fanning: Revelation
I'm not a huge fan of Witherington. The only commentaries I'd put on a list would be Acts, Mark and Revelation