I teamed up with two friends—a Christ-centered Old Testament scholar (Jason DeRouchie) and a Christ-centered systematic theologian (Oren Martin)—to write an introduction to biblical theology:
Jason S. DeRouchie, Oren R. Martin, and Andrew David Naselli. 40 Questions about Biblical Theology. 40 Questions. Grand Rapids: Kregel, 2020. 400 pages.
- 35-page sample PDF. That PDF begins with 13 generous endorsements and includes the introduction and first two chapters.
- Available from Amazon (including Kindle), Westminster Bookstore, and Logos Bible Software.
From the introduction:
(1) Although you may read this book from beginning to end, we wrote it in such a way that you may read a particular question without a knowledge of the other questions. So feel free to look through the table of contents to see if there is a particular question that most interests you (though it may help to read some of the methodological questions first).
(2) Although one person is primarily responsible for writing each chapter, the other two authors gave significant feedback on all the material. (p. 15)
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