I thought this looked interesting: Fortress Commentary on the Bible Set. The commentary on the Old Testament also includes commentary on the Apocrypha. Logos does need more commentaries on the Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha.
Fortress Commentary on the Bible Set.
MUST HAVE!!!!!!!!!
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Yes, please.
Any word on when this will hit PrePub yet???
This is on the way soon.
Thanks Gabe. This is good news.
Now on Pre-Pub.
$51 for the two volumes covering the entire Bible Including Apocrypha... Hope it makes it under contract ASAP....
Here is a sample from the OT volume, AF had the book of ruth in a PDF to promote it. 5873.Ruth Fortress Commentary.pdf
CONTRIBUTORS
OT Volume Editors
Gale A. Yee
Nancy W. King Professor of Biblical Studies Episcopal Divinity SchoolRuth 1, 2 Kings
Hugh R. Page Jr.
Associate Professor of Theology and Africana Studies Vice President, Associate Provost, and Dean of the First Year of Studies University of Notre DameThe People of God and the Peoples of the Earth Song of Songs Habakkuk
Matthew J. M. Coomber
Assistant Professor of Biblical Studies St. Ambrose UniversityReading the Old Testament in Ancient and Contemporary Contexts Jonah Micah
Wilma Ann Bailey
Professor of Hebrew and Aramaic Scripture Christian Theological Seminary Lamentations
Harold V. Bennett
President and Dean Charles H. Mason Theological Seminary Deuteronomy
Alejandro F. Botta
Associate Professor of Hebrew Bible Boston University School of Theology 1, 2 Chronicles
M. Daniel Carroll R. (Rodas)
Distinguished Professor of Old Testament Denver SeminaryAmos
Corrine L. Carvalho
Professor of Hebrew Bible University of St. Thomas Ezekiel Judith
Richard J. Coggins
Emeritus Lecturer in Old Testament King’s College LondonMalachi
J. Blake Couey
Assistant Professor of Religion Gustavus Adolphus College Haggai
Stacy Davis
Associate Professor of Religious Studies Coordinator, Gender and Women’s Studies Saint Mary’s CollegeSirach
Carol J. Dempsey, OP
Professor of Theology (Biblical Studies) University of PortlandThemes and Perspectives in the Prophets: Truth,
Carole R. Fontaine
Taylor Professor of Biblical Theology and History
Andover Newton Theological School
Proverbs
Chris A. Franke
Professor of Bible and Theology Emerita St. Catherine UniversityIsaiah 40–66
Christopher Frechette
Assistant Professor of Old Testament Boston College School of Theology and
Ministry
Prayer of Manasseh Psalm 151
Norman K. Gottwald
Professor of Biblical Studies Emeritus New York Theological SeminaryThemes and Perspectives in the Historical Writings
Jin Hee Han
Professor of Biblical Studies New York Theological Seminary Zephaniah Malachi
Karina Martin Hogan
Associate Professor of Bible and Christianity in Antiquity
Fordham University
Baruch
Karl N. Jacobson
Teaching Pastor Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd Edina, MNNumbers
Tragedy, Trauma
Thomas B. Dozeman
Professor of Old Testament United Theological Seminary Exodus
Amy Erickson
Assistant Professor of Hebrew Bible Iliff School of TheologyZechariah
Judy Fentress-Williams
Professor of Old Testament Virginia Theological Seminary Esther
Vivian Johnson
Professor of Old Testament United Theological Seminary Esther (The Greek Additions)
Nyasha Junior
Assistant Professor of Hebrew Bible/Old Testament
Howard University School of Divinity
Susanna
Alice A. Keefe
Professor of Religious Studies University of Wisconsin Stevens Point Hosea
Micah D. Kiel
Associate Professor of Theology St. Ambrose University Ecclesiastes Tobit
Robert Kugler
Paul S. Wright Professor of Christian Studies Lewis and Clark CollegeLeviticus
Victor H. Matthews
Professor of Religious Studies and Dean of the College of Humanities and Public Affairs
Missouri State University
Judges
Michael S. Moore
Faculty Associate in Old Testament Fuller Theological Seminary1, 2 Maccabees
Kelly J. Murphy
Assistant Professor of Biblical Studies Central Michigan UniversityJeremiah
Alissa Jones Nelson
Acquisitions Editor, Religious Studies De Gruyter PublishingJob
Pekka M. A. Pitkänen
Senior Lecturer in Old Testament/Hebrew Bible
University of Gloucestershire
Joshua
Anathea E. Portier-Young
Associate Professor of Old Testament Duke Divinity SchoolDaniel
Emerson B. Powery
Professor of Biblical Studies Messiah CollegeWisdom of Solomon
Hugh S. Pyper
Professor of Biblical Interpretation The University of Sheffield1, 2 Samuel
Rodney S. Sadler Jr.
Associate Professor of Bible Union Presbyterian Seminary at Charlotte Genesis
Timothy J. Sandoval
Associate Professor of Hebrew Bible Brite Divinity SchoolIntroduction to Wisdom and Worship: Themes and
Perspectives in the Poetic Writings
Eileen M. Schuller
Professor of Religious Studies McMaster University Introduction to the Apocrypha
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Joseph F. Scrivner
Assistant Professor of Religion and Theology Stillman CollegeObadiah
Sarah Shectman
Independent Scholar San FranciscoThemes and Perspectives in the Torah: Creation,
Kinship, Covenant
Ronald A. Simkins
Professor of Old Testament and Near Eastern Studies
Creighton University
Joel
Daniel L. Smith-Christopher
Professor of Theological Studies Loyola Marymount UniversityReading the Christian Old Testament in the
Contemporary World 1 Esdras
Katherine E. Southwood
Associate Professor of Hebrew Bible St. John’s College, University of Oxford Ezra Nehemiah
W. Derek Suderman
Associate Professor of Religious Studies and Theological Studies
Conrad Grebel University College, University of Waterloo
Psalms
Marvin A. Sweeney
Professor of Hebrew Bible Claremont School of Theology Isaiah 1–39
Samuel I. Thomas
Associate Professor of Religion California Lutheran University 3, 4 Maccabees
Patricia K. Tull
A. B. Rhodes Professor Emerita of Old Testament
Louisville Presbyterian Seminary
Letter of Jeremiah
Wilhelm J. Wessels
Professor of Old Testament University of South Africa Nahum
Lawrence M. Wills
Ethelbert Talbot Professor of Biblical Studies Episcopal Divinity SchoolPrayer of Azariah and the Song of the Three
Young Men Bel and the Dragon
Robin Darling Young
Associate Professor of Theology and Religious Studies
The Catholic University of America
2 Esdras
NT Volume Editors
Margaret Aymer
Associate Professor of New Testament and Chair of Biblical Studies Interdenominational Theological Center
Rootlessness and Community in Contexts of Diaspora
Cynthia Briggs Kittredge
Dean and President and Professor of New Testament Seminary of the SouthwestRomans
David A. Sánchez
Associate Professor of Theological Studies Loyola Marymount UniversityThe Apocalyptic Legacy of Early Christianity
Eric D. Barreto
Associate Professor of New Testament Luther SeminaryPhilemon
David L. Bartlett
Professor of New Testament Emeritus Columbia Theological Seminary1 Peter
Jennifer G. Bird
Independent Scholar Portland, Oregon Ephesians
Robert L. Brawley
Professor of New Testament Emeritus McCormick Theological Seminary Luke
Timothy B. Cargal
Coordinator for Preparation for Ministry and Assistant Stated Clerk
Office of the General Assembly, Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)
James
Warren Carter
Professor of New Testament Brite Divinity School Matthew
Jaime Clark-Soles
Associate Professor of New Testament SMU Perkins School of Theology1, 2, 3 John
David A. deSilva
Trustees’ Distinguished Professor of New Tes- tament and Greek
Ashland Theological Seminary
Hebrews
Michal Beth Dinkler
Assistant Professor of New Testament Yale Divinity SchoolThe Acts of the Apostles
Neil Elliott
Acquiring Editor, Biblical Studies Fortress PressSituating the Apostle Paul in His Day and
Engaging His Legacy in Our Own Introduction to Hebrews, the General Epistles,
and Revelation
Julia Lambert Fogg
Associate Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity, Chair of Religion
California Lutheran University
Philippians
David E. Fredrickson
Professor of New Testament Luther Seminary2 Corinthians
Brigitte Kahl
Professor of New Testament Union Theological Seminary in the City of
New York
Galatians
Sylvia C. Keesmaat
Adjunct Professor of Biblical Studies Trinity College in the University of Toronto Colossians
Deborah Krause
Academic Dean and Professor of New Testament
Eden Theological Seminary
1, 2 Timothy Titus
Kwok Pui-lan
William F. Cole Professor of Christian Theol- ogy and Spirituality
Episcopal Divinity School
Reading the Christian New Testament in the Contemporary World
Raquel S. Lettsome
Itinerant Elder African Methodist Episcopal Church Mark
Laura S. Nasrallah
Professor of New Testament and Early Christianity
Harvard Divinity School
1 Corinthians
Pheme Perkins
Professor of Theology (New Testament) Boston College2 Peter Jude
Raymond Pickett
Professor of New Testament Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago Jesus and the Christian Gospels
Edward Pillar
Minister of Evesham Baptist Church Evesham, UK1, 2 Thessalonians
Adele Reinhartz
Professor of Classics and Religious Studies University of OttawaJohn
Barbara R. Rossing
Professor of New Testament Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago Revelation
Demetrius K. Williams
Associate Professor of Comparative Litera- ture and Associate Professor of Religious Studies
University of Wisconsin Milwaukee
Acts as a History of the Early Church
Ethelbert Talbot Professor of Biblical Studies Episcopal Divinity SchoolNegotiating the Jewish Heritage of Early
Christianity
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This Pre-Pub needs a lot more orders before it is going to get made. This item is one you need to consider for several reasons. It is very affordable.. If you are of a more conservative school this commentary will offer you for an affordable price different views on current thoughts. For everyone that has an interest in the Apocrypha (be it part of your canon or simply good background to NT thought, you are presented with a full (albeit brief) treatment on it. Being released in 2014 it is an up-to-date work for all who love the Bible and adds a new voice to help you understand God's word. So please consider adding it too your Library. I am shocked this book is not closer to contract levels for the reasons I stated above
Interpret Scripture for a complex and pluralistic world with this balanced synthesis of current scholarship on the Bible. These commentaries set the biblical books in their historical and cultural contexts, discussing themes that have proven most important for the Christian interpretive tradition. Including contributions from 70 renowned authorities in the historical interpretation of the Old and New Testaments, the Fortress Commentary on the Bible is sensitive to theological and cultural issues, richly diverse in social locations and vantage points, and represents a broad array of theological commitment—Protestants, Catholics, Jews, and others. Most of all, it is alive to the ethical consequences of biblical interpretation today—an ideal resource for preaching, teaching, and research in the modern world.
Key Features
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How many up-to-date commentaries covering the whole Bible and Apocrypha for $51. The cost is under 3 cents a page, making it a real bargain and a good value in adding to your Library.
We are 3/4 of the way there. Fortress Commentary on the Bible (2 vols.) Come on all you people who value Apocrypha. All Lutherans/Anglicans/Catholic/Orthodox please seriously consider this pre-pub $51 is a bargain at less than 3¢ a page. I know this work as been out for less than 6 months and available as a prePub less than 4 months, but this is one of the most exciting ONE/TWO Volume sets I have seen. And should be on the radar as an affordable up to date commentary. As always if you get it and find it not useful to you you can always return it full money back guarantee.
Thanks everyone I see we have this exciting work listed as under development. I also post this one final time to allow people to get in on pre-pub pricing.
…about to begin processing Pre-Pub orders for Fortress Commentary on the Bible (2 vols.).This product is scheduled to ship on 5/15/2015.
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