Many have argued that the epistle of James is not theological. However, separation between theology and practice leads to the very mindset against which James inveighs. Moo's exposition of these themes illuminates the letter and its message for us today.
Douglas Moo's excellent, accessible commentary on these two Pauline letters evaluates the merits of plausible constructed 'backgrounds', combines exegesis with sound practical insight, balances scholarship with pastoral concern, and applies the meaning of the texts powerfully to twenty-first century... (more)
A fresh, stimulating introduction to Edwards and his relevance to the contemporary church and world.
Few New Testament books have been as controversial and misunderstood as the Letter of James.
Written with the needs of beginning students in mind, this new Introduction to the New Testament not only covers traditional issues such as authorship, date, place of writing and destination, but also has a section relating the theology of each book to the canon of Scripture as a whole.
How do you rate this page?
