Above, we see a view from the Sinai Peninsula. Jon Levenson's Sinai and Zion connects Mt. Sinai with biblical theology in important ways. Below are some of the works on biblical theology I have written.
My newest book explores theologically rich words used in the Bible's original language.
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This Strange and Sacred Scripture uses the methods of biblical theology to wrestle with ongoing questions about the Old Testament.
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Two of the articles I've written for Catalyst explore biblical theology. I provide an overview of this field in "Currents in Old Testament Theology," Catalyst: Contemporary
Evangelical Perspectives for United Methodist Seminarians 37, no. 3 (Mar.
1, 2011): 1, 4-6. Meanwhile, I focus on one of the best biblical theologians of the last generation in "Terence Fretheim: Scholarship that Matters to the Church," Catalyst:
Contemporary Evangelical Perspectives for United Methodist Seminarians 32.2
(Feb. 1, 2006): 5-6.
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I am also working on this essay: “Theologies in the Book of Isaiah.” Cambridge Companion to Isaiah. Edited by Christopher B. Hays. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, forthcoming.
Related Topics
Biblical ethics and biblical emotions can be seen as sub-topics of biblical theology:
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