The following titles were added to my library yesterday:
- David Alan Black’s, The Authorship of Hebrews: The Case for Paul
- Michael Scott Woodward’s, The Glossa Ordinaria on Romans
- N.T. Wright’s, Paul and the Faithfulness of God
- Jan Joosten, Collected Studies on the Septuagint
I must say, I am quite jealous of my bookshelves. They will be the only ones able to benefit from the contents in these great tomes for some time.
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The Glossa on Romans looks pretty interesting
Yes. I’m excited to use it when the need arises. It primarily served as a $10 purchase to inspect how others have gone about translating and arranging the Glossa.
That’s a pretty hefty tome on the top, wouldn’t you say?
Much agreed! It actually doesn’t belong with the others in the sense that I have read that one . . . many times 😉