I. Howard Marshall Knihy

Designed for students and educators, this third edition of the Exploring the Bible series offers a comprehensive introduction to the Letters and Revelation. Authored by experienced scholars, it includes classroom-friendly features that facilitate independent Scripture study. The volume aims to make biblical texts accessible, enriching the understanding of key themes and messages within the New Testament.

Exploring the contentious issue of eternal security, the author argues that both Calvinistic and Arminian perspectives contain biblical truths deserving recognition. Drawing on John Wesley's acknowledgment of the proximity between the two schools of thought, Dr. I. Howard Marshall expands this dialogue by suggesting that both extremes have their flaws. His goal is to transcend the traditional debate, advocating for a biblical stance that appreciates the merits of each viewpoint while addressing the emotional complexities surrounding the topic.

Offering a scholarly exploration of 1 and 2 Thessalonians, I. Howard Marshall delves into essential background information to enhance understanding of these biblical epistles. He addresses various exegetical challenges, presenting innovative solutions to deepen the reader's comprehension of the texts. This commentary serves as a valuable resource for those engaged in serious biblical study.

Focusing on the Person and Work of Christ, the book explores the essence of Christianity beyond mere doctrine or ethics. It examines Christ's Incarnation, Life, Teaching, Works, Example, Priesthood, and Sacrifice, providing a comprehensive survey of the New Testament. Dr. Marshall summarizes the teachings of various New Testament writers, highlighting their unified message about who Christ is and His significance in the faith. This exploration aims to deepen understanding of Christ's role and the foundational elements of Christianity.

Exploring the significance of Jesus Christ's death, this collection of papers delves into its implications for the salvation of humanity, addressing contemporary debates and criticisms. Originating from the 2006 Chuen King Lectures at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, these expanded essays provide a scholarly examination of theological perspectives, aiming to clarify and enrich the understanding of this pivotal aspect of Christian faith.

Exploring the historical figure of Jesus, this book delves into the evidence of his existence and the impact of his life and teachings. It examines various perspectives, including religious, historical, and cultural contexts, to provide a comprehensive understanding of his significance. The narrative addresses the complexities surrounding his identity and the events leading to his crucifixion, offering insights into how he has shaped beliefs and societies throughout history.

The clarity and comprehensive vision of I. Howard Marshall's New Testament theology make it an invaluable resource for students and teachers alike. It offers concise summaries and insightful overviews that enhance understanding, while also providing expositors with a wealth of insights useful for preaching. This work serves as a guide that enriches theological study and practical application.

Exploring the complex relationship between faith and reason, this book delves into the infallibility of the Bible, its inspiration, and the role of biblical criticism. It addresses how contemporary readers can interpret scripture in a modern context, offering insights into the challenges and methodologies of understanding biblical texts today. The discussion invites readers to engage with theological questions while considering the relevance of scripture in contemporary life.

Tydale New Testament Commenteries contains the Book of Act and also book 5.