Recommended Biblical Studies
Resources and Commentaries (by book)
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On Biblical Hermeneutics (including General Hermeneutics)
On Literary Criticism (Narratology, Rhetoric, Poetics . . .)
One Volume Commentaries / Sets
Commentary Series (and abbreviations)
Old Testament
Old Testament Hebrew Resources (including linguistics and semantics)
Old
Testament Introduction (General
Introduction plus
Atlases, resources for Archeology, Anthropology, Old Testament
History, etc.)
Old Testament Studies
Second Temple History
Wisdom Literature (including Psalms and the Song of Songs)
New Testament
New Testament Greek Resources (including linguistics and semantics)
New
Testament Introduction (General
Introduction plus
NT Dictionaries, Archeology, Atlases, Anthropology, NT History,
etc.)
Gospels / Acts (includes "Christology")
Pauline Epistles (Pauline Theology)
(General Epistles)
(Pastoral / Personal Epistles)
Catholic Epistles
The Apocalypse of Jesus Christ
The stars (**) next to entries indicate a rating system based
on a 1-5 star scale.
__ The rating system is based on
value of the given work for the full-orbed Biblical Theological
scholar or pastor.
* = don't bother
** = not very helpful at all
*** = helpful at some points, but...
**** = very helpful, recommended
***** = highly recommended, essential reading
NYR = not-yet rated
Beg = beginning level
Int = intermediate level
Adv = advanced level
Ev = evangelical
Dis = dispensational
Jew = Jewish
Cath = Catholic
Main = mainline
Mod = moderate
Vos = Reformed/Vosian
Ac = academic / scholarship
Comp = Comparative
Cov't = covanantal focus
Esch = eschatological emphasis
G-Hist = grammatico / historical considerations
H-Int = history of interpretation
Ling = linguistic considerations
Lit = literary emphasis
Meth = methodological considerations
Nar = narrative critical
Old/New = old (testament) / new (testament) considerations
Past = Pastoral / Practical issues
Ph = philosophical orientation
Prom/Ful = promise / fulfillment considerations
R-H = redemptive-historical focus
St = structural analysis
Tech = technical
Theo = theological emphasis
Txt = text-issues
names in a green font means GO! These books are the place to start.
names in a red font means STOP here! These books are Reformed in perspective.
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