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The Greek New Testament Study Bible provides you with access to the insights into the Greek text from some of the world's leading scholars, while encouraging and assisting you in the use of your Greek reading skills for sermon preparation, devotional study, and New Testament courses. If you sense you are losing your competence in Greek because of the passage of time or the pressures of ministry, yet you desire to study the text in Greek for preaching, teaching, and personal study, then The Greek New Testament Study Bible will help.In one convenient volume, you get access to the full Greek text as it is found in the Reader's Greek New Testament. At the bottom of each page of Greek text you will find a list of infrequently occurring words with short definitions, which means you don't need to consult a separate lexicon for basic translation work. Right page notes identify key areas of grammar and syntax pertinent to the text under consideration, including insights into the use or absence of articles; particular lexemes; connectives; prepositions; pronouns, adverbs, and particles; verbal aspect; voice; questions; case; discourse analysis; prohibitions; the use of the imperative, subjunctive, and infinitive moods; and important textual variants.The Greek New Testament Study Bible will:Give you competence and confidence in your handling of the Greek textEnable you to make exegetical decisions based on the Greek text, grammar, and syntaxEquip you to continue using your knowledge of the Greek language beyond seminary in pastoral ministry and devotional studiesProvide you with a quick reference guide to some of the key questions and insights in the text.Help you discern the major contributions that a study of the Greek text brings to your understanding of Scripture Key features of The Greek New Testament Study Bible:Lefthand pages provide the Greek text based on UBS5, while righthand pages contain study notesContains more than 9,500 study notes on the Greek textAt the bottom of each page of Greek text, definitions are provided for Greek words that appear 30 times or fewer in the New Testament.Includes contributions from 19 internationally recognized experts on the translation and interpretation of the Greek New Testament.Study notes comment on the use, or absence of articles; particular lexemes; connectives; prepositions; pronouns, adverbs, and particles; verbal aspect; voice; questions; case; discourse analysis; prohibitions; the use of the imperative, subjunctive, and infinitive moods; and important textual variants.Includes a glossary of 198 technical terms.

A Comprehensive Resource for Today’s Christian Communicators. This extensive encyclopedia is the most complete and practical work ever published on the art and craft of biblical preaching. Its 11 major sections contain nearly 200 articles, comprehensively covering topics on preaching and methodology, including:Sermon structure and “the big idea.”The art of introductions, transitions, and conclusions.Methods for sermon prep, from outlining to exercising.Approaches to different types of preaching: topical, expository, evangelistic, and more.Best practices for sermon delivery, speaking with authority, and using humor.Leveraging effective illustrations and stories.Understanding audience.and much more.Entries are characterized by intensely practical and vivid writing designed to help preachers deepen their understanding and sharpen their communication skills. The contributors include a virtual Who’s Who of preaching from a cross section of denominations and traditions, such as Dallas Willard, John Ortberg, Rick Warren, Warren Wiersbe, Alice Mathews, John Piper, Andy Stanley, and many others.Haddon Robinson and Craig Brian Larson—two of today’s most respected voices in preaching—provide editorial oversight.

Join your favorite hippo, Fiona, the adorable internet sensation from the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, and all her loveable animal friends for a heartwarming Christmas adventure in this cuddly, read-aloud board book! The zoo animal gang go in search for the answer to the question, “What is Christmas?” Amidst the snow, twinkling lights, colorful decorations, and stockings, Fiona meets a new friend at the zoo––Chloe Koala––who helps her discover the true meaning of Christmas. Snuggle up with your little ones and join Fiona for a romp through the zoo.A Very Fiona Christmas:teaches children the true meaning of the holiday by sharing the wonder of the seasonhighlights the importance of friendship and having a generous spiritfeatures art by New York Times bestselling artist Richard Cowdreyis the perfect board book for readers ages 0-4is ideal for Christmas gift-giving Check out these other books in the Fiona the Hippo series:??Fiona Helps a Friend?Fiona, It’s Bedtime?Fiona the HippoHappy Halloween, FionaFiona and the Easter Egg Hunt

Practice important reading skills while reading eight favorite Bible stories in the Adventure Bible Read Through the Bible. Combining the beloved Adventure Bible with the proven I Can Read format, this Level 2 I Can Read collection combines engaging stories, longer sentences, and beautiful illustrations, perfect for building confidence and developing reading skills. Adventure Bible Read Through the Bible:Is ideal for readers ages 4 and up who are reading with helpTeaches Bible stories in an accessible format while growing critical reading skillsIs perfect for back to school, summer reading, homeschool, and Sunday school classroomsComes in hardcover format for longer lasting durability and is value-priced at $16.99Is part of the Adventure Bible brand, recommended by more schools and churches than any other Bible for kids, and has impacted more than 10 million families to date. Adventure Bible Read Through the Bible features 8 beloved Bible stories:God’s Great CreationNoah’s VoyageMoses Leads the PeopleJoseph the DreamerRuth and NaomiBrave Queen EstherMiracles of JesusPaul Meets Jesus

How should we think about God? For Christianity, God is not merely the transcendent source and creator of the world; God is also immanently involved in creation, sustaining, upholding, and intervening in the cosmos in order to save and redeem beloved creatures. God is for us.The inaugural Scottish Dogmatics Conference explores this dimension of the character and nature of God in dialogue with Scripture and the Christian tradition and in pursuit of constructive theology for today.Contributors include:John BehrBruce McCormackAmy PeelerFred SandersJudith Wolfe

Southwestern Journal of Theology 2025 Book Award Winner (Worldview and Apologetics); Christianity Today 2025 Book Award Finalist (Apologetics and Evangelism); Rooted 2025 Book Award Honorable Mention (Best New Book for Bible Teaching)Even after Christendom, our culture is fertile ground for gospel renewal. We need apologetics for the whole church tailored to this moment.Since the fall of Christendom, Christians in Western countries can no longer assume their neighbors share basic familiarity with the Bible or even a sense for God. We now face a strange mixture of apathy and antagonism toward the gospel. Some people view Christianity as yesterday's news. For others, it's the source of today's problems. Lately, though, more and more are open to the idea that Christianity may be tomorrow's hope.Amid these confusing and conflicting shifts, we need apologetics for the whole church and not just for those who enjoy arguing. Cultural apologetics can help uncover opportunities to proclaim the gospel as the only way to fulfill longings for truth, beauty, and goodness. Churches that embrace this approach can be strengthened and renewed as they demonstrate an appealing and convicting way of life that stands out in the world.In The Gospel after Christendom, scholars and practitioners from the Keller Center for Cultural Apologetics define cultural apologetics, explain its biblical and historical grounding, and demonstrate its importance for the church today. Their diverse viewpoints, united in the gospel, offer a balanced approach that can guide Christians to share the Good News with their neighbors in this challenging but exciting time.With contributions from: Sam ChanJoshua D. ChatrawJames P. EglintonSkyler R. FlowersRachel GilsonCollin HansenRebecca McLaughlinIvan MesaAlan NobleGavin OrtlundDerek RishmawyDaniel StrangeBob ThuneChristopher WatkinTrevin Wax

How do we receive the blessings and benefits of the salvation that is achieved through the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ?The 2025 Los Angeles Theology Conference considered soteriology, giving special attention to the way salvation is received by human persons and communities. In dialogue with Scripture and the Christian tradition, LATC seeks to develop constructive theology for today.Contributors include:Frederick BauerschmidtJulie CanlisJ. Todd BillingsAndrew DavisonKathryn Tanner

The New International Encyclopedia of Bible Characters is a complete index of every person named in the Bible, from Aaron to Zurishadai.Discover the roles that men and women—from the obscure to the famous to the infamous—have played in the unfolding story of Scripture. Entries range from one-line biblical references for minor characters to full-length articles that address the theological significance of over forty major figures.With entries based on the New International Version?today's most read, most trusted Bible translation?this easy-to-use volume will help pastors, teachers, students, and church workers quickly and easily identify and understand the importance of every person in the Bible.The New International Encyclopedia of Bible Characters features contributions from top biblical scholars of the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia.In addition to the alphabetic name-entries, twenty supporting articles shed light on topics of particular interest and relevance, such as:Kings of Judah and IsraelWomen in the BibleChildren in the BibleThe ApostlesPhariseesThe Elderly in the BibleAngels in the BibleJewish Genealogies—ZONDERVAN'S UNDERSTAND THE BIBLE REFERENCE SERIES—This four-volume series supplies users of today's most popular modern Bible translation, and New International Version, with scholarly, economical, and uncompromisingly evangelical study tools. It includes:New International Bible CommentaryNew International Encyclopedia of Bible WordsNew International Encyclopedia of Bible DifficultiesNew International Encyclopedia of Bible Characters

This thoughtful cultural analysis probes important turning-points of biblical theology, describes successful contemporary evangelism, and exposes readers to the strategy and practice of Christian thinkers who are reaching the postmodern world.

This is a book that will never die--one of the great Christian classics.Written with passion and tenderness, it tells the dramatic, true stories of men, women, and children who, in the face of indescribable persecution, gave their lives for the sake of Christ. Covering the broad sweep of church history from the early church to the beginning of American foreign missions in the early 1800s, Fox's Book of Martyrs continues to inspire and strengthen countless Christians with a vision of faith that, both in life and in death, commits itself utterly to the Lord of life.Presented here in its most complete form, this book brings to life days when "a noble army, men and boys, the matron and the maid . . . climbed the steep ascent of heaven amid peril, toil, and pain."

Theology is not done in a vacuum. Our theology is affected by the culture in which we live, and our theology can have unexpected effects on the lives of Christians who live thousands of miles away. This point emerges clearly as we listen to seven Arabic evangelical theologians address issues that are of critical importance to Christians living as minorities in the Muslim world. North American readers may find that many of their assumptions are challenged as they see how respected Christian thinkers from a very different context address issues of biblical interpretation, national and international politics, culture and gender.

In a world where incredible medical technologies are possible … does “can do” mean “should do”? Why the Church Needs Bioethics helps you understand and constructively engage bioethical challenges with the resources of Christian wisdom and ministry. Three rich and true-to-life case studies illustrate the urgency of such bioethical issues as reproductive and genetic technologies, abortion, forgoing treatment, assisted suicide, stem cell research, and human enhancement technologies. Leading Christian voices bring biblical and theological perspective to bear on the incredible medical technologies available today; mobilize useful insights from health care, law, and business; and demonstrate the powerful ways the church can make a difference through counseling, pastoral care, intercultural ministry, preaching, and education. This book equips students, church and lay leaders, and people in health-related fields with the knowledge to make faithful bioethical decisions and to help foster a world where human beings are shown respect as people created in the image of God. Contributors to Why the Church Needs Bioethics include leading Bible and theology scholars, such as D. A. Carson and Kevin Vanhoozer; leaders in the areas of preaching (Greg Scharf) and ethics (Scott Rae); and 15 other experts in the fields of biblical-theological studies, ministry, communication, business, law, healthcare, and bioethics.

Cancer. Suicide. The death of a child. As much as we wish we could avoid tragedies like these, eventually they will strike your church community. When they do, pastors must be ready to offer help by communicating the life-changing message of the gospel in a way that offers hope, truth, and encouragement during these difficult circumstances. Those asked to preach in the midst of tragedy know the anxiety of trying to say appropriate things from God’s Word that will comfort and strengthen God’s people when emotions and faith are stretched thin.This indispensable resource helps pastors prepare sermons in the face of tragedies by providing suggestions for how to approach different kinds of tragedy, as well as insight into how to handle the theological challenges of human suffering. Each topic provides a specific description of the context of the tragedy, the key concerns that need to be addressed in the message, and an outline of the approach taken in the sample sermon that follows. Topics addressed include: abortion; abuse; responding to national and community tragedies; the death of a child; death due to cancer and prolonged sickness; death due to drunk driving; drug abuse; and suicide.Bryan Chapell, author of Christ-Centered Preaching, has gathered together messages from some of today’s most trusted Christian leaders including: John Piper, Tim Keller, Michael Horton, Jack Collins, Dan Doriani, Jerram Barrs, Mike Khandjian, Robert Rayburn, Wilson Benton, Bob Flayhart, and George Robertson. Each chapter provides you with the resources you need to communicate the life-giving hope of the gospel in the midst of tragedy. In addition, the appendices provide further suggestions of biblical texts for addressing various subjects as well as guidance for conducting funerals.

Helping the Struggling Adolescent is your first resource to turn to when a teen you know is in trouble. Whether you're a youth worker, counselor, pastor, or teacher, this fast, ready reference is a compendium of insight on teen problems from abuse to violence and everything between.Help starts here for thirty-six common, critical concerns. Topics are arranged in alphabetical order. Each chapter gives you essential information for several vital questions:What does the specific struggle look like?Why did it happen?How can you help?When should you refer to another expert?Where can you find additional resources?Arranged in three sections, this book first gives you the basics of being an effective helper, then it informs you on the different struggles of adolescents. The final section--a key component of this book--supplies more than forty rapid assessment tools for use with specific problems.Helping the Struggling Adolescent organizes and condenses biblical counseling issues for teens into one extremely useful volume. Keep it in arm's reach for the answers you need, right when you need them.

This is the story of David Wilkerson, the man who believed against the odds that God could do great things in the rejected and ignored of New York City, who refused to give up on those on the streets even when they had given up on themselves, and who saw in the eyes of the drug addicts and gang members what others failed to see—the love of Jesus Christ.But who was David Wilkerson? Many Christians don’t really know. More often than not, we saw the fruit of his faith in God rather than the man himself.When Wilkerson moved to New York from rural Pennsylvania in 1958 to confront the gangs who ran the streets, he was a skinny, 120-pound man. After the initial publicity that brought him face to face with some of the most dangerous young men of the city, he largely flew under the radar of the media, using the Word of God and a bit of tough love to help men and women of the street escape the destructive spiral of drugs and violence. Wilkerson was always the real deal, full of passion and conviction, not interested in what others said was the “right” or political thing to do.Wilkerson later founded the Times Square Church, now a non-denominational mega-church of 8,000 members, to this day a crossroads for those battling sin, drugs, and pornography, and a place where the message of Christ is discussed. He created the faith-based program Teen Challenge to wean addicts off drugs, and then World Challenge, dedicated since its beginning to promoting and spreading the Gospel throughout the world. Both now have branches worldwide, continuing the work that God began in the life of one man who believedDavid Wilkerson was a man of faith who trusted God would give him what he needed to enter a world of crime and killing. He was a man of conviction who took the dream God gave him and marched forward without ever looking back. And he was a man of vision who could not be shaken from his beliefs—sometimes even when counseled otherwise. David Wilkerson was the preacher of New York City.

Encounter the living Jesus throughout all of Scripture. The Jesus Bible, ESV Edition is beautifully crafted to help you grow closer to Christ.Brought to you by the Passion movement, The Jesus Bible spotlights Jesus Christ as the central pillar throughout the entire Old and New Testament and shows you how to faithfully follow him as you participate in his grand story. Hundreds of articles identify references to Jesus throughout Scripture, helping you see how the full biblical narrative points back to him.Study Features:Overall introduction by Louie Giglio, founder of the Passion Movement.Introductions for all 66 books highlight how each one contributes to the story of Jesus.Six long-form essays provide Jesus-centered context on the grand narrative of Scripture, so that you may know him more intimately.Over 300 full-page articles and nearly 700 sidebar articles reveal references to Jesus throughout Scripture.ESV concordance.Physical Features:The elegant, soft pink Leathersoft™ over board cover lies flat when open, while the gold edging makes it beautiful to display and to gift.Single-column text provides wide margins for your own journaling and note-taking.Complete English Standard Version (ESV) text of the Bible in a readable 8.7 print size.Two satin pink ribbon markers.

Experience the Harmony of Scripture      Journey through time as you read the Bible and see the beautiful and intricate interconnectedness of the Scriptures from Genesis to Revelation in pure harmony with the NASB Timeline Bible. Experience Scripture seamlessly arranged in chronological order, with parallel and conceptually related passages side-by-side. Genres are indicated by colors and weave together to tell the greatest story from different perspectives. Easily navigate the narrative of God’s people through full-color timelines on each page. Maps are included in each sectional introduction.Set in a chronologically-based format, this Bible will open your eyes to the way that the Bible reflects upon itself throughout its pages. But it’s more than just a chronological Bible; it’s also a harmony of the Bible that puts parallel passages side-by-side. Passages of Scripture and individual events are arranged in their sequential order. And when there are multiple versions of an event, these stories are told side-by-side, connecting the dots to open up deeper understanding as you read the different accounts together.Features:Full text of the New American Standard Bible, 1995 TextPassages of Scripture arranged chronologicallyParallel and conceptually related passages arranged side-by-side in columnsText arranged in six sections that indicated major eras. Each section introduction contains: helpful information about the biblical chronology and timing, outline of world events occurring during this time, maps, and timelinesColor-coded genres for each passage of ScriptureTimeline at bottom of each page gives historical context to biblical textFull-color interiorWords of Christ in redHardcover lies flat when openExclusive Zondervan NASB Comfort Print® typefacePrint size: 9

New Testament is Part 4 in The Books of the Bible series. Here readers will enter the story of Jesus, his church, and his return. New Testament uses Scripture from the accurate, readable, and clear New International Version in a fresh yet ancient presentation of Scripture.

Choose a journey that will prepare your heart during the Advent season. The Weekly Advent Project: A Challenge to Journal, Reflect, and Celebrate Christ’s Birth is a 28-day guided journal that offers a seasonal, life-changing project through brief writings, reflection prompts, and inviting questions to guide you into a deeper relationship with God.The Weekly Advent Project offers the following:A welcoming approach for readers who are new to celebrating Advent, while still offering depth and reflection for those seeking a fresh and meaningful experienceA simple, easy-to-use journaling format designed to help you focus on the Advent seasonThoughtful prompts that make this book a wonderful companion for individual worship, Bible studies, and small groupsEach day includes the following:A biblical theme to focus onA Bible verse to help you reflect and meditateInspirational insight to help you focus your heart on the miracle of JesusJournaling prompts and lines to help you reflect and deepen your relationship with GodThis 28-day journal features the following:Beautiful photography and illustrationsA pretty ribbon marker so you never lose your placeAmple journaling spaceThe Weekly Advent Project easily fits on your nightstand, in a tote bag, or inside a gift basket. And it’s perfect for an early Christmas gift, a welcome gift for Bible study groups or Sunday school classes during the holiday, or a self-purchase for those looking to celebrate the Christmas season in a meaningful way.Pause to reflect on the miracle of Christ’s birth with this daily Advent journal that helps you quiet the holiday rush and focus on the true reason for the season.Check out these other guided journals in The Weekly Project Series to encourage you through every phase and season of life:The Weekly Prayer ProjectThe Weekly Faith ProjectThe Weekly Gratitude ProjectThe Weekly Self-Care ProjectThe Weekly Purpose ProjectThe Weekly Habits ProjectThe Weekly Rest Project

Covenant History is Part 1 in The Books of the Bible. Here readers will learn about God's creation, humanity's rebellion, and God's plan to renew the world. Covenant History uses Scripture from the accurate, readable, and clear New International Version in a fresh yet ancient presentation of Scripture.

Discover Scripture’s interconnected beauty with a single-column Bible featuring a vast expanded cross-reference system.Experience the beauty of Scripture and interconnectedness of the biblical text with the NRSVue Single-Column Reference Bible. Featuring the biblical text in a single-column format alongside Zondervan’s expanded cross-reference system, this Bible invites readers to delve into the rich intertextuality of Scripture.The thick, opaque 36 GSM Bible paper, line-matched text, and single-column format text in a generous print size, allows for easy readability and focus on the text. While the elegant two-color page design, ornate art gilded pages edges, double-sided satin ribbons, and a durable and elegant calfskin cover, echoes the beauty of the text. Skillfully crafted for the New Revised Standard Version, Updated Edition (NRSVue) text, Zondervan's exclusive Comfort Print® typeface provides a smooth reading experience that complements the foremost Bible translation vetted by Protestant, Catholic, Orthodox, Evangelical, and Jewish scholars. Continuing the legacy of the NRSV, the NRSVue aims to faithfully serve the church in personal spiritual formation, in the liturgy, and in the academy. With revisions based on new textual evidence, historical insights, and linguistic precision, this updated edition delivers a translation of Scripture based on meticulous care for accuracy and readability.Features:The text of the New Revised Standard Version, Updated Edition (66-book Protestant canon) vetted by an ecumenical group of Christian scholars and renowned for its beautiful balance of scholarship and readabilitySingle-column format of the biblical textExpanded Zondervan cross-reference system in side-column formatDurable genuine calfskin leather cover with raised spine hubsElegant two-color page designPresentation pageEight pages of full-color mapsConcise concordanceOrnate art gilded pages with perimeter stitchingThree double-sided satin ribbon markers, each 3/8-inch wide36 GSM Bible paperExclusive Zondervan NRSVue Comfort Print typefacePrint size: 10.5

To understand the New Testament well, it is important to study the larger world surrounding it, and one of the primary avenues for this exploration is through reading related ancient texts, a daunting task for scholars and novices alike given the sheer size of the ancient literary corpora. The ALNTS series aims to bridge this gap by introducing the key ancient texts that form the cultural, historical, and literary context for the study of the New Testament.This volume explores two vital strands of ancient Jewish literature: (1) the Jewish apocrypha and (2) the Septuagint (the Old Greek translations of the Hebrew Bible). These text-collections reveal the rich and dynamic Jewish environments in which early devotion to Jesus Christ first emerged. Intriguing on their own, these text-collections also backlight the life of Jesus and the faith of his earliest followers, adding contours of depth to the writings of the New Testament in relation to the Jewish matrix of their time.Contributors: Samuel L. Adams, Loveday Alexander, Philip Alexander, Joshua Alfaro, Sonja Ammann, Anna Angelini, John Barton, Katell Berthelot, Francis Borchardt, Miryam T. Brand, Alma Brodersen, Nuria Calduch-Benages, Adela Yarbro Collins, John J. Collins, Lindsey A. Davidson, David A. deSilva, Susan Docherty, Joseph R. Dodson, Michael W. Duggan, Craig A. Evans, Lisbeth S. Fried, Edmon L. Gallagher, Pieter B. Hartog, Tuukka Kauhanen, Olivia Stewart Lester, David Lincicum, William Loader, Francis M. Macatangay, Jean Maurais, Jill Middlemas, Gerbern S. Oegema, Mika S. Pajunen, Nicholas Perrin, Barbara Schmitz, Marco Settembrini, Shayna Sheinfeld, Jan A. Sigvartsen, Malka Simkovich, Gert J. Steyn, Markus Witte, and Benjamin G. Wright III.

Thank you for making the decision to be a volunteer youth worker—you give the gospel a flesh and blood presence and show God’s compassion for students in a way no one else does. Being a youth worker can be exciting, intimidating, fulfilling and challenging, and until now there was no “manual” on how to be a volunteer in a youth ministry. After more than twenty years as a paid youth worker, Jim Hancock left and became a volunteer in a student ministry. That experience taught him things he may never have learned as a youth ministry professional, and now he wants to empower others who are passionate about being volunteer youth workers. Inside this book you’ll find practical help, like: • tips about what to do on the first day • ideas on how to build and develop relationships with students • ways to combat youth “culture shock” • how to prepare students for life after youth group • how to say goodbye when it is time to leave …and many more indispensable insights that will make your experience as a volunteer youth worker valuable and rewarding for you and your students.

Over 2 million copies sold in The Word Biblical Commentary series.This commentary series delivers the best in biblical scholarship from the leading scholars of our day who share a commitment to Scripture as divine revelation.It emphasizes a thorough analysis of textual, linguistic, structural, and theological evidence, resulting in judicious and balanced insight into the meanings of the text in the framework of biblical theology. These widely acclaimed commentaries serve as exceptional resources for the professional theologian and instructor, the seminary or university student, the working minister, and everyone concerned with building theological understanding from a solid base of biblical scholarship.Overview of Commentary Organization:Introduction—covers issues pertaining to the whole book, including context, date, authorship, composition, interpretive issues, purpose, and theology.Pericope Bibliography—a helpful resource containing the most important works that pertain to each particular pericope.Translation—the author’s own translation of the biblical text, reflecting the end result of exegesis and attending to Hebrew and Greek idiomatic usage of words, phrases, and tenses, yet in reasonably good English.Notes—the author’s notes to the translation that address any textual variants, grammatical forms, syntactical constructions, basic meanings of words, and problems of translation.Form/Structure/Setting—a discussion of redaction, genre, sources, and tradition as they concern the origin of the pericope, its canonical form, and its relation to the biblical and extra-biblical contexts in order to illuminate the structure and character of the pericope. Rhetorical or compositional features important to understanding the passage are also introduced here.Comment—verse-by-verse interpretation of the text and dialogue with other interpreters, engaging with current opinion and scholarly research.Explanation—brings together all the results of the discussion in previous sections to expose the meaning and intention of the text at several levels: (1) within the context of the book itself; (2) its meaning in the OT or NT; (3) its place in the entire canon; (4) theological relevance to broader OT or NT issues.General Bibliography—occurring at the end of each volume, this extensive bibliography contains all sources used anywhere in the commentary.