Books for August

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  1. Art as biblical commentary: visual criticism from Hagar the wife of Abraham to Mary the mother of Jesus by J Cheryl Exum. Amazon page
  2. Configuring Nicodemus: an interdisciplinary approach to complex characterization by Michael R Whitenton (Author). Amazon page
  3. Jesus Christ as the son of David in the Gospel of Mark by Max Botner. Amazon page
  4. Writing the Gospels: a dialogue with Francis Watson by Catherine Sider Hamilton (Editor), Joel Willitts (Editor). Amazon page
  5. Jesus, the Gospels, and the Galilean crisis by Tucker S Ferda (Author). Amazon page
  6. Jesus according to Scripture: restoring the portrait from the Gospels by Darrell L Bock (Author), Benjamin I Simpson (Author). Amazon page
  7. What are the Gospels? : a comparison with Graeco-Roman biography by Richard A Burridge (Author). Amazon page
  8. The Gospel of Luke by Amy-Jill Levine (Author), Ben Witherington (Author) III. Amazon page
  9. Jesus in Jerusalem: the last days by Eckhard J Schnabel (Author). Amazon page
  10. Evangelism in a skeptical world: how to make the unbelievable news about Jesus more believable by Sam Chan (Author). Amazon page
  11. The Eusebian canon tables: ordering textual knowledge in late antiquity by Matthew R Crawford (Author). Amazon page
  12. Chronological and Background Charts of the New Testament: Second Edition by H Wayne House. Amazon page
  13. Connecting Gospels: beyond the canonical/non-canonical divide by Francis Watson (Editor), Sarah Parkhouse (Editor). Amazon page
  14. Portraits of Jesus in the Gospel of John by Craig Koester. Amazon page
  15. An introduction to the New Testament: contexts, methods & ministry formation by David Arthur DeSilva (Author). Amazon page
  16. Jesus and the eyewitnesses: the Gospels as eyewitness testimony by Richard Bauckham. Amazon page