Deepen Your Understanding of the Bible with the New Studies in Biblical Theology Series

Dive deeper into the richness of Scripture with the New Studies in Biblical Theology (NSBT) series, designed to help Christians uncover a fuller understanding of their Bibles. Edited by D. A. Carson and Benjamin L. Gladd, this collection addresses key issues in biblical theology, interacting with current scholarship while seeking to bridge the gap between instruction and edification.

New Studies in Biblical Theology volumes focus on three areas:

• the nature and status of biblical theology, including its relationship to other disciplines,
• the articulation and exposition of the structure of thought from a particular biblical writer or text, and
• the delineation of a biblical theme across the biblical corpus.

Each volume engages with the latest research in an accessible way, using minimal technical jargon and providing translations for any uses of Greek or Hebrew. Rooted in confessional evangelicalism, NSBT volumes also critically interact with diverse perspectives and significant scholarship, offering readers a well-rounded and enriching experience.

Praise for Books in the Series

"This series... offers a wealth of serious theological engagement and biblical faithfulness, and displays some of the best biblical theology in this generation. I secure and seek quickly to read every volume that comes out in."

—R. Albert Mohler

"By appealing both to the Bible and to influential voices in the history of the church (notably John Calvin), Adam manages to combine biblical theology and historical theology in an admirable synthesis. His academic training, years of pastoral ministry and now principalship of a theological college ensure that [Hearing God's Words] simultaneously informs the mind, warms the heart and strengthens the will."

—D. A. Carson

"[Life in the Son] is eye-opening, faith-enriching, and heart-warming; it will affect every aspect of your relationship with God and with his people. I recommend it enthusiastically."

—Donald Fairbairn