2 Corinthians: A Handbook on the Greek Text (Paper
2 Corinthians: A Handbook on the Greek Text (Paper
A Canonical Exegesis of the Eighth Psalm: YhwhR
A Canonical Exegesis of the Eighth Psalm: YhwhR
A Smaller God (Paperback)
A Smaller God (Paperback)
Abraham: The Story of a Life (Paperback)
Abraham: The Story of a Life (Paperback)
Aegean Mercenaries in Light of the Bible: Clash of
Aegean Mercenaries in Light of the Bible: Clash of
All Roads Lead to the Text: Eight Methods of Inqui
All Roads Lead to the Text: Eight Methods of Inqui
An Introduction to the Medieval Bible (Paperback)
An Introduction to the Medieval Bible (Paperback)
An Introduction to the Study of Isaiah (Paperback)
An Introduction to the Study of Isaiah (Paperback)
Anatomy of the New Testament: Seventh Edition (Rev
Anatomy of the New Testament: Seventh Edition (Rev
Apocalypticism in the Bible and Its World (Paperba
"Years ago Ernst Käsemann asserted that Jewish apocalyptic was the mother of Christian theology. If you want to understand that claim, read Rick Murphy's masterful guide to all the relevant ancient Jewish and Christian apocalyptic texts. This remarkable synthesis is a fitting memorial to a beloved teacher, respected scholar, and fine human being."
--Daniel J. Harrington, SJ, Boston College School of Theology and Ministry
"Lucidly written, accessible, and reliable, Murphy's book is an ideal textbook for college courses. Its distinctive strength lies in its exposition of the role apocalypticism plays in the New Testament."
--John J. Collins, Yale Divinity School
"This book is without a doubt the most comprehensive and up-to-date introduction to apocalypticism available. It was written by a master scholar and teacher whose many years of intimate acquaintance with the ancient texts and whose pedagogical adeptness in communicating the material are evident on every page. This superb study will benefit both those who are new to the apocalyptic genre and worldview and those who are ready for a fresh and deeper look into a subject whose importance for understanding early Judaism and Christianity cannot be exaggerated."
--Daniel C. Harlow, Calvin College; coeditor of The Eerdmans Dictionary of Early Judaism
"A master teacher, Professor Murphy has left us a legacy in this volume that will serve students for years to come. He covers the entire range of apocalyptic imagery and eschatology from its roots in the prophetic texts of the Hebrew Bible through the Dead Sea Scrolls and other Jewish works of the Second Temple period. Text boxes, charts, illustrations, and extensive bibliographies make this a classroom-friendly volume."
--Pheme Perkins, Boston College
Includes a foreword by William Reiser, SJ, Alan Avery-Peck, and Alice Laffey
Apocalypticism in the Bible and Its World (Paperba
"Years ago Ernst Käsemann asserted that Jewish apocalyptic was the mother of Christian theology. If you want to understand that claim, read Rick Murphy's masterful guide to all the relevant ancient Jewish and Christian apocalyptic texts. This remarkable synthesis is a fitting memorial to a beloved teacher, respected scholar, and fine human being."
--Daniel J. Harrington, SJ, Boston College School of Theology and Ministry
"Lucidly written, accessible, and reliable, Murphy's book is an ideal textbook for college courses. Its distinctive strength lies in its exposition of the role apocalypticism plays in the New Testament."
--John J. Collins, Yale Divinity School
"This book is without a doubt the most comprehensive and up-to-date introduction to apocalypticism available. It was written by a master scholar and teacher whose many years of intimate acquaintance with the ancient texts and whose pedagogical adeptness in communicating the material are evident on every page. This superb study will benefit both those who are new to the apocalyptic genre and worldview and those who are ready for a fresh and deeper look into a subject whose importance for understanding early Judaism and Christianity cannot be exaggerated."
--Daniel C. Harlow, Calvin College; coeditor of The Eerdmans Dictionary of Early Judaism
"A master teacher, Professor Murphy has left us a legacy in this volume that will serve students for years to come. He covers the entire range of apocalyptic imagery and eschatology from its roots in the prophetic texts of the Hebrew Bible through the Dead Sea Scrolls and other Jewish works of the Second Temple period. Text boxes, charts, illustrations, and extensive bibliographies make this a classroom-friendly volume."
--Pheme Perkins, Boston College
Includes a foreword by William Reiser, SJ, Alan Avery-Peck, and Alice Laffey
Behaving as a Christ-Believer: A Cognitive Perspec
Behaving as a Christ-Believer: A Cognitive Perspec
Between Apocalypse and Eschaton: History and Etern
Between Apocalypse and Eschaton: History and Etern
Bible, Borders, Belonging(s): Engaging Readings fr
Bible, Borders, Belonging(s): Engaging Readings fr
Bugenhagen’s Jonah: Biblical Interpretation
Bugenhagen’s Jonah: Biblical Interpretation
Characters and Characterization in the Gospel of J
Characters and Characterization in the Gospel of J
Christe Eleison!: The Invocation of Christ in East
Christe Eleison!: The Invocation of Christ in East
Colossians: Encouragement to Walk in All Wisdom as
Colossians: Encouragement to Walk in All Wisdom as
Daughter Zion: Her Portrait, Her Response (Paperba
Daughter Zion: Her Portrait, Her Response (Paperba
Disembodied Souls: The Nefesh in Israel and Kindre
Disembodied Souls: The Nefesh in Israel and Kindre
Election of the Lesser Son: Paul’s Lament-Mi
Election of the Lesser Son: Paul’s Lament-Mi
Enemy in the Household (Paperback)
--John H. Walton, Wheaton College
"Reeder offers us an in-depth study of the laws of 'constructive family violence' in the book of Deuteronomy. She contributes to our interpretive lens by means of an ethnographically sensitive exegesis of these laws in Deuteronomy as well as a thorough review of their conceptualization in subsequent believing communities. Here is a very helpful resource for those engaged in the study of family law, the marking of social boundaries in Israel, and even church discipline."
--Sandra L. Richter, Wesley Biblical Seminary
"Caryn Reeder is unafraid. She is unafraid of a subject on which many fear to speak. She is unafraid of parts of the Bible that others either ignore or expunge. And she is unafraid of controversy, whether among the ancient rabbis or within today's church."
--Jo Bailey Wells, Duke Divinity School
"This book is an excellent study on three verses in Deuteronomy, but it is about so much more. Through its focus on these three verses that suggest family violence, this volume demonstrates what careful research and well-applied theory can reveal about the text, Deuteronomy, family, and society, and the impact interpretation, both ancient and modern, has on meaning."
--Tammi J. Schneider, School of Religion, Claremont Graduate University
Enemy in the Household (Paperback)
--John H. Walton, Wheaton College
"Reeder offers us an in-depth study of the laws of 'constructive family violence' in the book of Deuteronomy. She contributes to our interpretive lens by means of an ethnographically sensitive exegesis of these laws in Deuteronomy as well as a thorough review of their conceptualization in subsequent believing communities. Here is a very helpful resource for those engaged in the study of family law, the marking of social boundaries in Israel, and even church discipline."
--Sandra L. Richter, Wesley Biblical Seminary
"Caryn Reeder is unafraid. She is unafraid of a subject on which many fear to speak. She is unafraid of parts of the Bible that others either ignore or expunge. And she is unafraid of controversy, whether among the ancient rabbis or within today's church."
--Jo Bailey Wells, Duke Divinity School
"This book is an excellent study on three verses in Deuteronomy, but it is about so much more. Through its focus on these three verses that suggest family violence, this volume demonstrates what careful research and well-applied theory can reveal about the text, Deuteronomy, family, and society, and the impact interpretation, both ancient and modern, has on meaning."
--Tammi J. Schneider, School of Religion, Claremont Graduate University