“This series… offers a wealth of serious theological engagement and biblical faithfulness, and displays some of the best biblical theology in this generation.” – R. Albert Mohler, Preaching, Spring 2017
New Studies in Biblical Theology is an (ongoing) set of 45 volumes that addresses key issues in the discipline of biblical theology.
Accessible and practical, the volumes were created to help you understand your Bible better. Edited by D. A. Carson, they aim to simultaneously instruct and to edify, to interact with current scholarship and to point the way ahead.
Each Volume Focuses on One or More of Three Areas:
- The nature and status of biblical theology, including its relations with other disciplines (e.g. historical theology, exegesis, systematic theology, historical criticism, narrative theology);
- The articulation and exposition of the structure of thought of a particular biblical writer or corpus; and
- The delineation of a biblical theme across all or part of the biblical corpora.
“The Bible Is To Be Lived.”
The Randall House Bible Commentary Series is a must have for pastors and students of the Bible. The authors share an unclouded commitment to the inerrant Word of God, and each of the eleven volumes includes verse-by-verse commentary, summaries of passages, and application notes for preaching and teaching.
An Overall Aim to be Practical
While The Randall House Bible Commentary Series is not intended to be highly technical, the volumes also aren’t purely devotional. They are understandable while seriously expounding the text. When the writers comment on the Greek text, they do so in a way that anyone without formal training can follow, with technical comments put in parenthesis. The overall aim of this series is to be practical, as general editor Robert Picirilli says in the introduction, “Above all; the Bible is to be lived.”
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