All of N. T. Wright’s most important articles on Scripture, Jesus, and Paul. |
| | | | New from renowned writer and scholar N. T. Wright, the Collected Essays trilogy brings together Wright’s groundbreaking essays on Scripture and hermeneutics, Jesus and the Gospels, and Paul and his Letters. Many of these essays have never been published or only available in hard-to-find larger volumes and journals. |
| | | | | | | | “These essays [show] Wright’s engaging prose, his undeniable courage to go where few have gone, and his joy to bridge the work of the academy and the church.” –Scot McKnight |
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| | | | “They will delight Wright enthusiasts, challenge his critics, and educate all readers.” –Michael J. Gorman |
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| | | | “Wright waxes eloquently and with wisdom about WHO is Jesus, WHY is Paul so controversial . . . and HOW the Bible is authoritative today.” –Michael F. Bird |
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| | | | “A treasure trove for serious students as well as for scholars of Bible, history, and theology.” –Todd D. Still |
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| | Get the individual volumes today, or save more when you order the complete set: Interpreting Scripture Interpreting Jesus Interpreting Paul 3-Volume Set (Forthcoming August 4) Learn more and order your copies today. |
| | | | | Also Available N. T. Wright’s “God and the Pandemic” |
| | | | N. T. Wright’s new book God and the Pandemic will help you make sense of what you can do in the Coronavirus crisis. Drawing insights from the Bible and Christian history, N. T. Wright will help you explore: What’s your own role in responding to the pandemic? What can the crisis reveal about the kingdom of God? How do we recover from what’s been lost and will be lost? How do we live in the present, and live by faith? How can we bring healing and hope to others? Order today and get a free study guide, to help you dig deeper on your own or with a group. |
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