Luke-Acts
On Reading Old Commentaries and Romans
To the writing of commentaries there is not end.
There are so many commentaries on almost any book of the Bible today that one might as well give up trying to keep up with the field. It gets even worse if you pay more than lip service to working in several languages. For example, not counting commentaries in English, three pretty hefty commentaries came out recently on Luke: Bovon’s last volume of his four volume commentary; Michael Wolter’s volume published by Mohr-Siebeck; Heins Klein’s commentary published by Vandenhoeck, to name only these three.
Current Research
My present research work is spread mainly over three areas.
Publications
Publications
“Romans 1.20: Knowing God Through His Acts in History” Zeitschrift für die neutestamentliche Wissenschaft 100/1 (2009): 45–58
Dissertation Abstract. “Evil, Suffering, and the Righteousness of God According to Romans 1–3: An Exegetical and Theological Study” Tyndale Bulletin 59.1 (2008): 153–155
