This volume provides a new commentary on the Letters of John, demonstrating how a biblical author uses contemporary rhetoric to persuade his audience to believe and behave as he deems advantageous.  Meer

This volume provides a new commentary on the Letters of John, demonstrating how a biblical author uses contemporary rhetoric to persuade his audience to believe and behave as he deems advantageous.  Meer

This commentary on Samuel focuses especially on the qualities of leadership displayed by the major characters of the book. In addition, it provides an analysis of the synchronic, literary structure of the book of Samuel as well as a new theory concerning the composition of the book.  Meer

Aimed at interested non-specialists and clergy, this text delights in Isaiah 40–66's poetic brilliance, exploring its poetic features and encounters with diverse voices, including the Divine Voice, Servant, and Zion.  Meer

This commentary on the second epistle of Peter offers a fresh examination of a key New Testament text. Chad Thornhill challenges existing paradigms pertaining to the composition of 2 Peter, asks new questions regarding authorship and genre, and revisits the identification of the text as a pseudonymous testament as it has recently been understood.  Meer

This commentary on the second epistle of Peter offers a fresh examination of a key New Testament text. Chad Thornhill challenges existing paradigms pertaining to the composition of 2 Peter, asks new questions regarding authorship and genre, and revisits the identification of the text as a pseudonymous testament as it has recently been understood.  Meer

This commentary offers a timely and up to date assessment of the books of Hosea, Joel and Amos, and shares the best of contemporary Old Testament scholarship in non-technical language and an accessible style.  Meer

Other commentaries see Lamentations' theological positions as randomly expressed. In this commentary, we discover how Lamentations' narrator, a pastoral mentor, engages daughter Zion in a series of discussions in a systematic process akin to therapy, charting for her a way forward to reconnecting with the Lord.  Meer

This commentary offers a timely and up to date assessment of the books of Hosea, Joel and Amos, and shares the best of contemporary Old Testament scholarship in non-technical language and an accessible style.  Meer