New Testament Commentary Survey
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This much-anticipated sixth edition of New Testament Commentary Survey offers students and pastors an updated look into available resources on the New Testament. Pastors, seminarians, and theology students will eagerly welcome this invaluable tool into their biblical studies libraries. In this succinct yet thorough survey, Carson examines sets, one-volume commentaries, and New Testament introductions and theologies, before offering extensive comments on the available offerings for each New Testament book, noting intended audience, levels of difficulty, and theological perspective. He records the publisher, price, and current publication status, identifies those texts he considers overpriced, and advises readers when to delay purchase for forthcoming works. The book concludes with a useful "Best Buys" section where Carson indicates the most valuable works for each individual New Testament book.
Preface7List of Abbreviations111.Introductory Notes151.1The need for several types of commentary151.2Individual commentaries or series?171.2.1General principles171.2.2Series worth noting but not pursuing181.2.3More-substantial series201.2.4One-volume multiauthor commentaries261.3Older commentaries281.4One-author sets292.Supplements to the Commentaries332.1New Testament introductions332.2New Testament theologies373.Individual Commentaries413.1Synoptics413.2Matthew423.3Mark493.4Luke533.5John593.6Acts683.7Romans723.81 Corinthians793.92 Corinthians843.10Galatians873.11Ephesians933.12Philippians973.13Colossians/Philemon1003.14Thessalonians1043.15Pastorals1073.16Hebrews1103.17James1153.181 Peter1183.192 Peter and Jude1213.20Johannine Epistles1233.21Revelation1274.Some "Best Buys"133Index of Names135
