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Abingdon Old/New Testament Commentaries:
Genesis, Theodore Hiebert
Exodus, Dennis Olson
Kings, Gina Hens-Piazza (Dec 2006)
Esther, Linda Day (Nov 2005)
Proverbs, Christine Yoder
Nahum-Malachi, Julia O'Brien (Nov 2005)
Mark, C. Clifton Black
Romans, Leander Keck (Nov 2005)
II Corinthians, Calvin Roetzel (2007)
Thessalonians, Victor Furnish (Aug 2007)
AYB (Anchor Yale Bible):
Genesis Ronald S. Hendel (replacement, 2 volumes, chs.1-11 expected 2008, chs.12-50 later)
Deuteronomy 12-36, Moshe Weinfeld (expected to be two more volumes)
Judges (replacement), Jack Sasson
II Chronicles (replacement), Gary Knoppers
Ezra-Nehemiah (replacement), Tamara Cohn Eskenazi
Proverbs 10-31 (replacement), Michael Fox (spring 2009)
Ezekiel 38-48, Jacob Milgrom (perhaps completing Moshe Greenberg's work)
Nahum, Duane Christensen
Matthew (replacement), John P. Meier
Mark 8:22-16:? (replacement), Joel Marcus
I Corinthians, Joseph Fitzmyer (July 2008)
Philippians, John Reumann (July 2008)
Revelation (replacement), Craig Koester
Ancient Christian Commentary on Scripture (ACCS):
Kings, Chronicles, Ezra-Nehemiah, Esther: Marco Conti (Mar 2008)
Psalms 1-50: Craig Blaising and Carmen Hardin (Sept 2008)
Psalms 51-150: Quentin Wesselschmidt (Nov 2007)
Isaiah 40-66: Mark W. Elliott (Sept 2007)
Jeremiah, Lamentations: Dean O. Wenthe (Sept 2008)
Ezekiel, Daniel: Michael Glerup & Kenneth Stevenson (Jan 2008)
Apocrypha: Sever J. Voicu
John 1-10: Joel C. Elowsky (May 2007)
John 11-21: Joel C. Elowsky (May 2007)
Acts: Francis Martin (Oct 2006)
Apollos Old Testament Commentary:
Genesis, David Baker (2007 target)
Exodus, T. Desmond Alexander
Joshua, Pekka Pitkanen
Judges, Gordon Hugenberger
Ruth, L. Daniel Hawk
Samuel, David Firth (expected completion: Sept 2007)
Kings, Lissa Wray Beal
Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther, Gerald Klingbeil
Psalms, Gordon Wenham
Proverbs, Paul Overland
Ecclesiastes, Daniel Fredericks
Song of Songs, Daniel Estes
Isaiah, Richard Schultz
Ezekiel, Lena-Sofia Tiemeyer
Hosea, M. Daniel Carroll R.
Joel, Amos, Peter Naylor
Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Karl Möller
Habakkuk, David Hartzfeld
Zephaniah, Haggai, Zechariah, Boyd Luter
Asia Bible Commentary (ABC):
Leviticus (2008)
Judges (2008)
Ezra-Nehemiah: Joseph Shao and Rosa Shao (out)
Song of Songs: Andrew Huang and Samuel Go (out)
Isaiah (2008)
Daniel: Tim Meadowcroft and Nate Irwin (out)
Hosea (2008)
Mark (2008)
John: Jey Kanagaraj and Ian Kemp (out)
Acts: Robert Shade and Bruce Nicholls (out)
Ephesians: Brian Wintle and Ken Gnanakan (out)
I Thessalonians (2008)
I Timothy: Paul Trebilco and Simon Rae (out)
I Peter: Greg Forbes and Jason Lim (out)
Revelation (2008)
BCOTWP (Baker Commentary on the Old Testament Wisdom and Psalms):
Job, Tremper Longman (probably early 2010)
Psalms 90-150, John Goldingay (Nov 2008)
Ecclesiastes, Craig Bartholemew (probably early 2009)
BECNT (Baker Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament):
Matthew, David L. Turner (April 2008)
Mark, Robert H. Stein (Nov 2008)
Acts, Darrell Bock (Oct 2007)
II Corinthians, George Guthrie
Galatians, Douglas Moo (working on after he finishes Col/Phlm for PNTC)
Ephesians, Frank Thielman
Colossians, Philemon, Greg Beale
Thessalonians, Jeffrey Weima
Pastorals, Stanley Porter
Hebrews, D.A. Carson
James, Dan G. McCartney
II Peter and Jude, Gene Green (Nov 2008)
1-3 John, Robert Yarbrough (Nov 2008)
Baylor Handbook on the Greek New Testament (focus on grammatical concerns):
Mark, Rodney Decker
Luke, Mikeal Parsons and Martin Culy (Sept 2008)
Acts, Mikeal Parsons and Martin Culy (Nov 2003)
Romans, Stanley Porter
1 Corinthians, Roger Omanson
Galatians, Thomas Schreiner
Ephesians, William Larkin
Philippians, J. Ross Wagner
Colossians/Philemon, Michael Holmes and Cathy Wright
Hebrews, Cindy Westfall
James, A.K.M. Adam
1 Peter, Mark Dubis
2 Peter/Jude, Peter Davids
1-3 John, Martin Culy (Oct 2004)
Believer's Church Bible Commentary (BCBC):
Leviticus: Perry Yoder
Numbers: David Baker
Deuteronomy: Gerald Gerbrandt
Joshua: Gordon Matties
Samuel: Daniel Block
Kings: Gordon Brubacher
Chronicles: Gus Konkel
Job: Robert Neff
Psalms: James Waltner (Nov 2006)
Song of Songs: Christina Bucher
Isaiah: Ivan Friesen (April 2008)
Lamentations: Wilma Bailey
Micah: Ben Ollenburger
Haggai/Zechariah/Malachi: Patricia Shelley?
Luke: Mary Schertz
John: Willard Swartley
I Corinthians: Dan Nighswander
Philippians: Gordon Zerbe
Pastoral Epistles: Paul Zehr
Berit Olam:
Exodus: Frank H. Polak (July 2007) [conflicting report: David W Cotter (July 2006)]
II Samuel, Craig Morrison (May 2007) [conflicting report: Stephen Pisano]
Chronicles, John W. Wright
Job, Edward Greenstein
Proverbs, Thomas McCreesh
Ecclesiastes, Stephen Garfinkel
Isaiah 1-39, Carol Dempsey (May 2007)
Isaiah 40-55, Chris Franke
Isaiah 56-66, Gregory J. Polan
Jeremiah, Lamentations: Pauline A. Viviano (Dec 2006)
Ezekiel, Jean-Pierre Ruiz
Daniel, Lawrence E. Boadt
BST (Bible Speaks Today):
Ezra and Haggai, Robert Fyall (Mar 2008)
Malachi, N.T. Wright
BNTC (Black's New Testament Commentary):
Matthew, Rick Beaton
Luke-Acts, Loveday Alexander
Hebrews, Browne (Oct 2005)
Blackwell Bible Commentaries:
Scott Langston (Exodus) [Dec 2005]
Mark Elliott (Leviticus)
David Gunn (Judges) [Jan 2005]
David Gunn (Samuel) [due out July 2006]
Martin O'Kane (Kings) [Dec 2005]
Jo Carruthers (Esther)
Tony Yorke? York? (Job) [due out Sept 2006]
Susan Gillingham (Psalms) [due out June 2006]
Eric Christianson (Ecclesiastes) [Jan 2007]
John Sawyer (Isaiah) [due out Sept 2006]
Mary Callaway (Jeremiah)
Paul Joyce (Lamentations) [due out Sept 2007]
Andrew Mein (Ezekiel)
Yvonne Sherwood (Jonah)
Richard Coggins (Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi)
Christine Joynes (Mark)
Larry Kreitzer (Luke) [due out March 2006]
Paul Fiddes (Romans)
Jorunn Okland (1 Corinthians)
Paula Gooder (2 Corinthians)
John Riches (Galatians)
Jay Twomey (Pastoral Epistles)
Brazos Theological Commentary on the Bible:
Genesis: R. R. Reno
Exodus: John Behr
Leviticus: Ephraim Radner (June 2008)
Numbers: David Stubbs
Deuteronomy: Telford Work
Joshua: John Franke
Ruth, Esther: Stephen Fowl, Samuel Wells
1 Samuel: Francesca Aran Murphy
Kings: Peter Leithart (Nov 2006)
Chronicles: Scott Hahn
Ezra-Nehemiah: Matthew Levering (Oct 2007)
Job: David Burrell
Psalms: Ellen Charry, Anne Astell
Proverbs, Ecclesiastes: Daniel Treier
Song of Songs: Paul Griffiths
Jeremiah: Kevin Vanhoozer
Ezekiel: Robert Jenson (by January 2007, he had written up to ch.21; according to Ben Myers; see comment here)
Daniel: George Sumner
Jonah: Phillip Cary (Oct 2008)
Matthew: Stanley Hauerwas (Feb 2007)
Mark: John Michael McDermott
Luke: David Lyle Jeffrey
John: Bruce Marshall
Acts: Jaroslav Pelikan (Jan 2006)
Romans: David Yeago
Corinthians: Bernd Wannenwetsch
Galatians: Katherine Greene-McCreight
Ephesians: John Webster
Philippians: George Hunsinger
Colossians: Chris Seitz
Thessalonians: Douglas Farrow
1 & 2 Timothy, Philemon: Risto Saarinen (Oct 2008)
Hebrews: David Hart
James: Timothy George
1 & 2 Peter: Doug Harink
1, 2, & 3 John: Michael Root
Revelation: Geoffrey Wainwright
Continental Commentary:
Mark, Dieter Luhrmann (translation of a 1987 work)
Thessalonians, Willi Marxsen
Cornerstone Biblical Commentary (on the NLT, Tyndale, 12 volumes):
Genesis: Allen Ross (vol.1)
Exodus: John Oswalt (vol.1)
Leviticus: David W. Baker (vol. 2)
Numbers: Dale A. Brueggemann (vol. 2)
Deuteronomy, Eugene Merrill (vol. 2)
Joshua: Joseph Coleson (vol. 3)
Judges: Lawson Stone (vol. 3)
Ruth: Jason Driesbach (vol. 3)
Samuel, J. Robert Vannoy (vol. 4)
Kings: Don Fowler (vol.4)
Chronicles, Mark Boda (vol. 5)
Ezra, Nehemiah, Esther: Gary Smith (vol.5)
Job: August (Gus) Konkel (vol. 6, July 2006)
Psalms: Mark Futato (vol. 7)
Proverbs: George Schwab (vol. 7)
Ecclesiastes, Songs: Tremper Longman (vol.6, July 2006)
Isaiah: Larry Walker (vol. 8; Jan 2006)
Jeremiah/Lamentations.: Elmer A. Martens (vol. 8; Jan 2006)
Ezekiel: David L. Thompson (vol.9)
Daniel, Eugene Carpenter (vol.9)
Hosea, Joel, Obadiah, Jonah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah, Richard Patterson (vol. 10)
Amos, Micah, Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi: Andrew Hill (vol. 10)
Matthew: David L. Turner (vol. 11, 2006)
Mark: Darrell Bock (vol. 11, 2006)
Luke, Allison A. Trites (vol. 12, Jan 2007)
John, Grant Osborne (vol. 13, June 2007)
Acts, William J. Larkin (vol. 12, Jan 2007)
Romans, Roger Mohrlang (vol. 14, April 2007)
I Corinthians, William Baker (vol. 15)
II Corinthians, Ralph Martin (due to publisher June 2006, vol. 15)
Galatians, Gerald Borchert (vol.14, Apr 2007)
Ephesians, Harold Hoehner (vol. 16)
Philippians, Thessalonians: Philip Comfort (vol. 16)
Colossians, Philemon: Peter Davids (vol. 16)
I Timothy, Linda Belleville (vol. 17)
II Timothy, Titus, Jon C. Laansma (vol. 17)
Hebrews, George Guthrie (vol. 17)
James, I Peter: Grant Osborne (vol. 18)
II Peter, Jude: Norman Ericson (vol. 18)
I-III John, Philip W. Comfort & Wendell C. Hawley (vol. 13, June 2007)
Revelation: M. Robert Mulholland (vol. 18)
ECC (Eerdmans Critical Commentary):
Exodus, Thomas Dozeman (July 2008)
Deuteronomy, Jack Lundbom
Judges, Richard Nelson
Ezra-Nehemiah, Lisbeth Fried
Job, Choon-Leong Seow
Song of Songs, Frederick W. Dobbs-Allsopp
Isaiah 1-39, Andrew Bartelt and Paul Raabe
Isaiah 40-66, Shalom Paul
Matthew, Jack D. Kingsbury
John, I-III John: Urban C. von Wahlde (3 vols.)
Galatians, Robert Van Voorst
I Peter, David DeSilva
EBC replacements/revisions (Expositor's Bible Commentary):
Genesis, John H. Sailhamer (vol.1, Feb 2008)
Exodus, Walter C. Kaiser, Jr. (vol.1, Feb 2008)
Leviticus, Richard Hess (vol.1, Feb 2008)
Numbers, Ronald B. Allen (vol.2)
Deuteronomy, Michael Grisanti (vol.2)
Joshua, Michael Kelly (vol.2)
Judges, Mark Boda (vol.2)
Ruth, George Schwab (vol.2)
Samuel, Ronald F. Youngblood (vol.3)
Kings, Richard J. Patterson and Hermann J. Austel (vol.3)
Chronicles, Tyler Williams (vol.4)
Ezra-Nehemiah, Edwin Yamauchi (vol.4)
Esther, Elaine Phillips (vol.4)
Job, Elmer B. Smick and Tremper Longman III (vol.4)
Psalms, Willem A. VanGemeren (vol.5, Nov 2008)
Proverbs, Allen P. Ross (vol.6, Aug 2008)
Ecclesiastes, Jerry Shepherd (vol.6, Aug 2008)
Song of Songs, George Schwab (vol.6, Aug 2008)
Isaiah, Geoffrey W. Grogan (vol.6, Aug 2008)
Jeremiah, Michael Brown (vol.7)
Lamentations, Paul Ferris (vol.7)
Ezekiel, Ralph H. Alexander (vol.7)
Daniel, Andrew Hill (vol.8)
Hosea, Daniel Carroll (vol.8)
Joel, Richard D. Patterson (vol.8)
Amos, Thomas E. McComiskey and Tremper Longman III (vol.8)
Obadiah, Carl E. Armerding (vol.8)
Jonah, John Walton (vol.8)
Micah, Thomas E. McComiskey and Tremper Longman III (vol.8)
Nahum, Carl E. Armerding (vol.8)
Habakkuk, Carl E. Armerding (vol.8)
Zephaniah, Larry Walker (vol.8)
Haggai, Eugene Merrill (vol.8)
Zechariah, Kenneth L. Barker (vol.8)
Malachi, Eugene Merrill (vol.8)
Matthew, D.A. Carson (vol.9)
Mark, Walter W. Wessell and Mark L. Strauss (vol.9)
Luke, Walter L. Liefeld and David W. Pao (vol.10, Mar 2007)
John, Robert Mounce (vol.10, Mar 2007)
Acts, Richard N. Longenecker (vol.10, Mar 2007)
Romans, Everett F. Harrison & Donald A. Hagner (vol.11, Oct 2007)
I Corinthians, Verlyn Verbrugge (vol.11, Oct 2007)
II Corinthians, Murray J. Harris (vol.11, Oct 2007)
Galatians, Donald Garlington (vol.11, Oct 2007)
Ephesians, William W. Klein (vol.12, July 2006)
Philippians, David Garland (vol.12, July 2006)
Colossians, Todd D. Still (vol.12, July 2006)
Thessalonians, Robert L. Thomas (vol.12, July 2006)
Pastorals, Andreas Köstenberger (vol.12, July 2006)
Philemon, Arthur A. Rupprecht (vol.12, July 2006)
Hebrews, Richard T. France (vol.13, Jan 2006)
James, George H. Guthrie (vol.13, Jan 2006)
1,2 Peter, Jude, J. Daryl Charles (vol.13, Jan 2006)
1,2,3 John, Tom Thatcher (vol.13, Jan 2006)
Revelation, Alan F. Johnson (vol.13, Jan 2006)
FOTL (Forms of Old Testament Literature):
Exodus 19-40, Rolf P. Knierim
Leviticus: Rodney Hutton
Numbers: George W. Coats and Rolf P. Knierim
Deuteronomy: Frederick G. Tiffany
Joshua, Judges: Robert L. Hubbard and Malcolm M. Clark
II Samuel, Jichan Kim
Ezra-Nehemiah, Kent Richards
Isaiah 40-66, Roy F. Melugin
Jeremiah, Richard D. Weiss
Minor Prophets I, Ehud Ben-Zvi, Gene Tucker, and J. William Whedbee
Hermeneia:
Genesis, Richard Clifford (aiming at one volume)
Exodus, S. Dean McBride, Jr.
Leviticus, Gary Anderson
Numbers, Moshe Weinfeld
Deuteronomy, Norbert Lohfink and Georg Braulik
Joshua, P. Kyle McCarter
Kings, Robert Wilson
II Chronicles, Ralph Klein
Ezra-Nehemiah, Shemaryahu Talmon
Esther, Michael O'Connor
Job, Michael Coogan
Psalms 1-50, Frank-Lothar Hossfeld and Erich Zenger
Psalms 101-150, Frank-Lothar Hossfeld and Erich Zenger
Proverbs: Bernd Schipper
Isaiah 1-39 (J.J.M. Roberts)
Lamentations (J.J.M. Roberts)
Joel, Ted Hiebert
Jonah, James Kugel
Habakkuk, David Vanderhooft
Haggai, Zechariah, Paul D. Hanson
Malachi, Adam S. van der Woude
Matthew 1-7, Ulrich Luz (revision of his Continental Commentary, Feb 2007)
Mark, Adela Yarbro Collins (Nov 2007)
Luke 9:51-19:27, Francois Bovon
Luke 19:28-24:53, Francois Bovon
John, Harold Attridge
Acts, Richard Pervo (Nov 2008)
Romans, Robert Jewett (November 2006)
II Corinthians, D. Georgi
Ephesians, Holland Hendrix
Philippians, Paul A. Holloway
Thessalonians, Helmut Koester
Pastorals, Abraham Malherbe
James, John S. Kloppenborg
II Peter and Jude, B.A. Pearson
Revelation, Elizabeth Schuessler Fiorenza
HCOT (Historical Commentary on the Old Testament):
Genesis, Erhard Blum
Leviticus, James W. Watts
Numbers, Frank Gosling [conflicting report: John F. Elwolde]
Deuteronomy, Cornelis Houtman
Joshua, Hartmut Roesel
Judges, Klaus Spronk
Ruth, Marjo C.A. Korpel
I Samuel, Ake Viberg
II Samuel, Jichan Kim
I Kings 12-22, Jurie le Roux
II Kings, Kevin J. Cathcart
II Chronicles, Isaac Kalimi
Ezra, Bob E.J.H. Berking or Becking?]
Nehemiah, Edward Noort
Esther, Marjo C.A. Korpel [originally assigned to Henk Jagersma]
Job, Richard S. Hess
Psalms, Phil J. Botha and Gert T.M. Prinsloo
Proverbs, James A. Loader (vol. 1 nearing publication)
Ecclesiastes, Anton Schoors
Song of Songs, Wilfred G.E. .Watson
Isaiah 1-12, Hendrik Leene
Isaiah 13-27 Willem A.M. Beuken
Jeremiah, Bob? Ben? J. Oosterhoff and Erik Peels
Ezekiel 1-24, Herrie F. van Rooy
Ezekiel 25-48, Corrine Patton
Daniel, Jan-Wim Wesselius
Hosea, Dwight R. Daniels
Joel, Gert Kwakkel [conflicting report: William van den Meer (Willem Van der Meer?)]
Amos, Meindert Dijkstra
Jonah, Johannes H. Potgieter
Micah, Johannes C. de Moor
Habakkuk, Gert Prinsloo (nearing publication)
Haggai, William Th. Koopmans
Zechariah, Al Wolters
Malachi, S.D. Snyman
ICC (International Critical Commentary):
Exodus, G.I. Davies
Joshua, Graeme Auld
Judges, A.D.H. Mayes (chs.6-21? 1-5 published already but may be replaced; or is this the older ICC?)
Proverbs: Jan Joosten
Ecclessiastes: Stuart A. Weeks
Isaiah 1-5, H.G.M. Williamson (Dec 2006)
Isaiah 6-27, H.G.M. Williamson
Isaiah 28-39: John A. Emerton
Isaiah 40-55, John Goldingay and David Payne (vol. 1 Jan 2007)
Lamentations: Robert Salters
Daniel: Brian Mastin
Joel, Obadiah, Haggai, Zechariah, Malachi: Robert Gordon
Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah: Kevin Cathcart
Mark, James Dunn (conflicting report: R.S. Barbour)
Luke, Richard Bauckham
John 1-4, John McHugh (Aug 2008)
John 5-21, John McHugh (probably multiple volumes)
I Corinthians, E. Earle Ellis
Galatians, Graham N. Stanton
Philippians, N.T. Wright
Colossians and Philemon, Robert McLellan Wilson (Dec 2005)
Thessalonians, Karl P. Donfried
Hebrews, Loveday Alexander [conflicting report: Williamson (Ronald Williamson?)]
James, Dale Allison
I Peter, David Horrell
Johannine Epistles, D. Moody Smith
IVPNTC (IVP New Testament Commentary):
Mark, Ron Kernaghan (Mar 2007)
II Peter and Jude, Robert Harvey and Philip Towner (Sept 2008)
JPS (Jewish Publication Society):
Psalms: Benjamin D. Sommer (editor), Adele Berlin, Mark Zvi Brettler, Alan Cooper, Avigdor Shinan, Yair Zakovich
Song of Songs: Michael Fishbane
Lamentations, Edward Greenstein
KECOT (Kregel):
Genesis: Duane Garrett
Judges/Ruth: Robert B. Chisholm, Jr. (2008)
Psalms: Allen Ross (2008)
Proverbs/Eccl./Songs: Gordon Johnston
Letters and Homilies of the NT (IVP):
Pastorals and Johannine Epistles: Ben Witherington (Nov 2006)
Hebrews, James, Jude: Ben Witherington (Dec 2007)
I-II Peter: Ben Witherington (Nov 2007)
[see here for more info. from Witherington]
Mentor (Christian Focus):
Terry Wilder, Pastorals
NAC (New American Commentary) :
Psalms 1-89, Robert Cole
Psalms 90-150, Jerry Shepherd
Isaiah 1-39, Gary Smith (March 2007)
Isaiah 40-66, Gary Smith (2008)
Zechariah, George Klein (August 2007)
I Corinthians, Mark Taylor
Ephesians, Paul Wolfe
Hebrews, David L. Allen (August 2008)
Revelation, Paige Patterson (was this released or not?)
New Cambridge Bible Commentary:
Genesis, Bill Arnold (Oct 2008)
Deuteronomy, Brent Strawn
Joshua, Douglas A. Knight
Chronicles, William M. Schniedewind
Psalms 1-72, Walter Brueggemann and Patrick Miller
Psalms 73-50, Walter Brueggemann and Patrick Miller
Isaiah 1-39, David Baer
Jeremiah, Baruch Halpern
Hosea, Joel, Amos, J.J.M. Roberts
Matthew, Craig A. Evans
Luke, Amy-Jill Levine and Ben Witherington III
John, Jerome H. Neyrey (Jan 2007)
Hebrews, Robert Jewett
I-III John, Duane F. Watson
NCB (New Century Bible):
Ezekiel, Paul Joyce
Micah, Philip Jensen
NCC (New Covenant Commentary):
Matthew, Joel Willitts
Mark, Kim Huat Tan
Luke, Jeannine Brown
John, Jey Kanagaraj
Acts, Youngmo Cho
Romans, Craig Keener
I Corinthians, Bruce Winter
II Corinthians, David deSilva
Galatians, Brian Vickers
Ephesians, Lynn Cohick
Philippians, Linda Belleville
Colossians/Philemon, Michael Bird
Thessalonians, David Garland
Pastoral Epistles, Aida Besancon-Spencer
Hebrews, Tom Thatcher
James, Pablo Jimenez
I Peter, Eric Greaux
II Peter and Jude, Andrew Mbuvi
I-III John, Sam Ngewa
Revelation, Gordon Fee
NIBC (New International Biblical Commentary):
Exodus, James Bruckner, Mar 2008)
Ezekiel, Steven Tuell (February 2009)
Daniel, William Nelson (October 2009)
Nahum-Malachi, unknown author and Pamela Scalise (Scalise's contribution is the second half; the other author received the assignment around summer 2007)
NICOT/NICNT (New International Commentary on the Old/New Testament):
Exodus, Brent A. Strawn
Deuteronomy (replacement), Bill Arnold (probably not until at least 2013)
Judges, Barry Webb
I Samuel, David Toshio Tsumura (Feb/Mar 2007)
II Samuel, David Toshio Tsumura
Kings, Richard Hess
Chronicles, Keith Bodner
Ezra-Nehemiah (replacement), Hannah Harrington
Esther, Robert Hubbard
Psalms, Rolf Jacobsen, Nancy deClaisse-Walford, and Beth LaNeel Tanner
Jeremiah (replacement), Pamela Scalise
Lamentations, Robert Hubbard
Daniel, R. Glenn Wooden
Hosea, J. Andrew Dearman (his faculty writeup suggests he's already written it)
Amos, M. Daniel Carroll R.
Nahum, Habakkuk, Zephaniah (replacement), Thomas Renz
Zechariah, Mark Boda
Haggai, Malachi (replacement), Mignon Jacobs
Matthew, Richard T. France (August 2007)
Mark (replacement), Rikki Watts
John (replacement), J. Ramsay Michaels
Acts (replacement), Joel Green
I Corinthians (revision), Gordon Fee
Galatians (replacement), David DeSilva (2010); see here
Thessalonians (replacement), Gordon Fee
James (replacement), Scot McKnight
II Peter and Jude, Robert Webb
NIGTC (New International Greek Testament Commentary):
John, Richard Bauckham
Acts, Stanley Porter
Romans, Richard Longenecker
Ephesians, Max Turner
I Peter, Troy Martin
II Peter, Jude, Scott Hafemann
1-3 John, D.A. Carson (2010 at the very earliest)
Letters of Ignatius, David Aune (for a two-volume supplement on non-canonical works)
Shepherd of Hermas, David Aune (for a two-volume supplement on non-canonical works)
NIVAC (NIV Application Commentary):
Deuteronomy, Daniel Block
Joshua, Robert Hubbard, Jr. L. Daniel Hawk Robert Hubbard, Jr.
Kings, Gus Konkel (Nov 2006)
Ezra-Nehemiah, Douglas J. Green
Job, Dennis R. Magary
Psalms 73-150, Jamie Grant
NTL (New Testament Library):
Matthew, C. Clifton Black
Mark, M. Eugene Boring (Nov 2006)
Luke, John T. Carroll
John, Marianne Meye Thompson
Acts, Carl R. Holladay
Romans, Beverly R. Gaventa
I Corinthians, Alexandra R. Brown
Galatians, Martinus de Boer
Ephesians, Stephen Fowl
Philippians, Charles B. Cousar
Colossians, Jerry L. Sumney (Oct 2008)
Thessalonians, E. Elizabeth Green (E. Elizabeth Johnson?)
Hebrews, Luke Timothy Johnson (June 2006)
James, Joel B. Green
I-II Peter and Jude, Lewis R. Donelson
I-III John, Judith M. Lieu (Sept 2008)
Revelation, Brian K. Blount
Old Testament for Everyone:
Genesis, Walter Brueggeman (two volumes)
OTL (Old Testament Library):
Genesis (replacement), David L. Petersen
Judges (replacement), Susan Niditch
Samuel (replacement), Graeme Auld
Kings (replacement), Marvin Sweeney (August 2007)
Job (replacement), Michael V. Fox
Psalms (replacement), William Patrick Brown (his C.V. lists the contract deadline as January 2011)
Jeremiah (replacement), Leslie C. Allen (Dec 2008)
Paideia Commentaries on the New Testament (PCNT):
Matthew: Charles H. Talbert
Mark: Mary Ann Beavis
Luke: Mikeal C. Parsons
John: Jo-Ann A. Brant
Acts: Mikeal C. Parsons (Nov 2008)
Romans: Frank J. Matera
I Corinthians: Pheme Perkins
II Corinthians: Raymond J. Collins
Galatians: Peter Oakes
Ephesians/Colossians: Charles H. Talbert (Nov 2007)
Philippians/Philemon: Richard T. Cassidy
Thessalonians: Todd D. Still
Pastorals: Christopher R. Hutson
Hebrews: James W. Thompson (Oct 2008)
James: John Painter (bound with Jude)
I Peter: Duane F. Watson (bound with II Peter)
II Peter: Terrance Callan (bound with I Peter)
I-III John: George L. Parsenios
Jude: David A. deSilva (bound with James)
Revelation: Steven J. Friesen
Habakkuk, Zephaniah: Rebecca G.S. Idestrom
Mark: Emerson Byron Powery
II Corinthians: Peter Graebe
Galatians: Gordon Fee
Revelation: Rebecca Skaggs
PNTC (Pillar New Testament Commentary):
Luke, Peter M. Head
Acts, David Peterson (probably late 2008 or early 2009)
Romans (replacement), Colin Kruse
I Corinthians, Brian Rosner and Roy Ciampa (probably mid-late 2009)
II Corinthians, Mark A. Seifrid
Galatians, D.A. Carson
Philippians, George Hansen (probably late 2008 or early 2009)
Colossians, Philemon, Douglas Moo (July 2008)
Pastorals, Robert Yarbrough
Hebrews, Peter T. O'Brien (probably mid-2009)
I Peter, Scott Hafemann
Revelation (replacement), D.A. Carson
Preaching the Word (PTW):
Exodus (Phlip Ryken)
Leviticus (Kenneth Mathews)
I Samuel (John Woodhouse, Feb 2008)
Thessalonians (James H. Grant, Jr.)
Revelation (Jim Hamilton)
Reformed Expository Commentary:
Ruth and Esther: Iain Duguid (November 2005)
Daniel: Iain Duguid (March 2008)
Zechariah: Richard D. Phillips (April 2007)
Matthew: Daniel Doriani
Luke: Philip Ryken
Galatians: Philip Ryken (June 2005)
I Timothy: Philip Ryken (soon?)
Hebrews: Richard D. Phillips (June 2006)
James: Daniel Doriani (Feb 2007)
Rhetoric of Religious Antiquity:
Matthew: D. Bauer
Mark: P.J.J. Botha
Luke: V.K. Robbins
John: G. van den Heever
Acts: T. Penner
Romans: W.S. Campbell
I Corinthians: C. Wanamaker
II Corinthians: B.J. Oropeza
Ephesians: F.J. Long
Philippians: D.F. Watson
Colossians/Philemon: R.R. Jeal
Thessalonians: R.S. Ascough
Hebrews: R. Hall
James: W.H. Wachob
I Peter: D. deSilva
II Peter: T. Callan
Johannine epistles: D.F. Watson
Jude: R. Webb
Revelation: D. deSilva
Sacra Pagina:
Pastoral Epistles, Benjamin Fiore (Oct 2007)
Hebrews, Alan Mitchell (May 2007)
II Peter and Jude, Urban C. von Wahlde
LXXC (Commentary on the Septuagint, Brill):
Genesis:
Exodus: Daniel Gurtner
Joshua: Graeme Auld (2005)
Psalms: Mark Boda
Isaiah: J. Ross Wagner
I and II Esdras: Michael F. Bird and Joel Willitts
III Maccabees: N. Clayton Croy (2006)
IV Maccabees: David DeSilva (2006)
Smyth & Helwys:
Genesis: Kathleen M. O'Connor
Exodus: William Johnstone
Joshua: Steven L. McKenzie
Judges: Judith E. Sanderson
Ruth, Esther, Song of Songs, Lamentations: Kandy Queen-Sutherland
Chronicles, Ezra, Nehemiah: Kenneth E. Hoglund
Job: Samuel E. Balentine
Psalms: William H. Bellinger
Isaiah: Patricia K. Tull
Ezekiel: Margaret S. Odell (Nov 2005)
Daniel: Sharon Pace (2008)
Minor Prophets: James D. Nogalski
Matthew: Ben Witherington (late Apr or May 2006)
Mark, R. Alan Culpepper (July 2007)
Luke, Richard B. Vinson (acc. to their website; another source had Mikeal C. Parsons)
John, Paul Anderson (acc. to their website; another source had Paul Duke)
Acts: J. Bradley Chance
I Corinthians: R. Scott Nash
II Corinthians: Mitzi L. Minor
Galatians: Andrew H. Wakefield
Ephesians, Thomas B. Slater
Philippians, Philemon: Todd D. Still
Colossians: Lorin Cranford
Thessalonians: Linda McKinnish Bridges
Pastorals: W. Hulitt Gloer
Hebrews: Edgar McKnight
I Peter: Carey C. Newman (according to their website; older source had Earl Richard)
II Peter, Jude: Watson E. Mills (according to their website; older source had Earl Richard)
I-III John: Peter Rhea Jones
Socio-Rhetorical Commentaries (Eerdmans):
John, John Painter
Philemon, Colossians, Ephesians: Ben Witherington III and Darlene Hyatt (Dec 2007)
Revelation, David DeSilva (2008); see here
Two Horizons:
Genesis: James McKeown (Feb 2008)
Exodus: Tremper Longman
Numbers: Nathan MacDonald
Deuteronomy: Sandy Richter
Joshua: J. Gordon McConville and Stephen Williams
Judges: J. Alan Groves (deceased; unknown if he got enough done to publish)
Kings: Frank Anthony Spina
Job: Lindsay Wilson (2009?)
Psalms: Geoffrey W. Grogan (April 2008)
Ecclesiastes: Peter Enns (2008)
Amos: Karl Möller
Matthew, David J. Graham (but the report of that said it would be out in 2000)
Mark, Thorsten Moritz
Luke: Mark Strauss
John: Richard Bauckham
Acts: J. Weatherley
Romans, I. Howard Marshall and Stephen N. Williams
I Corinthians, Mark Bonnington
II Corinthians, Philip Towner
Galatians, N.T. Wright
Ephesians, Max Turner
Thessalonians, C. Andrew Johnson
Pastoral Epistles, Robert Wall and Richard B. Steele
Hebrews, Steve Motyer
James, Bill Baker
I Peter, Joel Green (Nov 2007)
II Peter and Jude, Ruth Anne Reese (Oct 2007)
I-III John, Paul N. Anderson
Revelation, John Christopher Thomas and Frank Macchia
TOTC (Tyndale Old Testament Commentary):
Ezra-Nehemiah, Mark Boda (to replace Kidner)
Esther, Debra Reid (to replace Baldwin, April 2008)
Psalms, Tremper Longman (to replace Kidner, but Kidner will be kept in print outside this series)
Westminster Bible Companion (WeBC):
Elizabeth Schussler Fiorenza, I-III John
WBC (Word Biblical Commentary): [see here for their most recent publication schedule; the further off the date, the less likely it will be out by then]
Numbers (replacement): John Sailhamer (July 2008)
Joshua, revised, Trent C. Butler (Mar 2009)
Judges, Trent C. Butler (Sept 2008; see here)
I Samuel (2nd ed.), Ralph W. Klein (Aug 2008; see here)
Job 21-37, David Clines (Jan 2007)
Job 38-42, David Clines (Feb 2008)
Hosea-Jonah (2nd ed.), Douglas Stuart (Nov 2007)
Micah-Malachi (unsure if replacement or revision), Douglas Stuart (Oct 2009)
Mark 1:1-8:26 (replacement), Craig Evans (Oct 2008)
Acts 1-14, Steve Walton (Nov 2008)
Acts 15-28, Steve Walton (Aug 2009)
I Corinthians, Andrew Clark
II Corinthians (2nd ed.), Ralph Martin
Colossians/Philemon (2nd ed.), Peter T. O'Brien and Clinton Arnold (Nov 2010)
Thessalonians (2nd ed.), F.F. Bruce and Seyoon Kim (Nov 2007)
II Peter/Jude (2nd ed.), Richard Bauckham (Oct 2009)
I-III John (2nd ed., full revision), Stephen Smalley (Nov 2008)
Zondervan Exegetical Commentary:
Matthew, Grant Osborne
Mark, Mark Strauss
Luke, David Garland (due 2007)
John, I. Howard Marshall
Acts, Eckhard J. Schnabel
Romans, Frank Thielman
1 Corinthians, Paul Gardner
Galatians, Thomas Schreiner
Ephesians, Clinton Arnold
Philippians, George Guthrie
Pastorals, Greg Beale
Hebrews, Douglas Moo
James, Craig Blomberg and Mariam Kamell
I Peter, Michael Wilkins (projected for 2011)
I-III John, Karen Jobes
Revelation, Buist Fanning
not in series (or unknown series):
Exodus, Eugene Carpenter (originally intended for NICOT but publisher now undetermined)
Deuteronomy, John Currid (Evangelical Press)
Chronicles, Claude Mariottini (originally intended for NIBC but publisher now undetermined
Psalms, L. Russ Bush (unknown if whole book)
Psalms, Bruce Waltke and James Housston
Acts, Craig Keener (Eerdmans, not in a series)
1 Corinthians, Craig Keener (academic commentary, series unknown or undetermined)
From here on is the initial post that led to all this:
I was browsing around the web last week during a break from grading, and I happened upon three or four pieces of information about forthcoming commentaries that I thought were worth collecting in one place. Don't ask me where I found all this. It's all publicly available, but it's all from different places, and I didn't save links to any of them. Some of it was from scholars' online vitas or their institutions' descriptions of their ongoing research.
The NICOT series is one of my favorites, and one important book that I haven't even had an inkling of who would be doing it is Psalms. I've found out that three authors will be working on it together. The introduction and commentary on Psalms 1-41 will be by Rolf Jacobsen. The commentary on Psalms 42-63 and 107-150 will be by Nancy deClaisse-Walford. The commentary on Psalms 64-106 will be by Beth LaNeel Tanner. I'm unfamiliar with all of these people, but a few web searches indicates that they seem to be earlier in their careers. DeClaisse-Walford has already published two books on the Psalms, and Beth LaNeel Tanner has at least one. The NICOT Psalms will only be one volume, which is a little disappointing given that it's three times as long as Genesis, which they devoted two volumes to, and Waltke's two-volume Proverbs that just came out is as complete as anyone would ever want a commentary to be, on a book a third as long as the Psalms. Several of the most recent commentaries in this series give as much depth as anything but the most technical commentaries might give, but it seems they won't be doing that for the longest book in the Bible (according to how the English canon counts it, anyway; the Psalms present themselves as five books in the original).
Last I had heard, Douglas Stuart would be doing the NICOT on Zechariah. I was really looking forward to this, because I've liked his work on Hosea-Jonah (WBC) and Malachi (in a three-volume series on the Minor Prophets edited by Thomas McComiskey), but apparently it's been reassigned to Mark Boda, who released the NIVAC on Haggai-Zechariah last year. I haven't looked at Boda's work, but almost all the Old Testament NIVACs have been excellent, and I've come to trust the Old Testament editors for that series. I'm guessing this NICOT volume will be pretty good. The Old Testament editors have been making good decisions in the later volumes. [Update: I have since heard that Stuart is revising his Hosea-Jonah for WBC and doing Micah-Malachi for them while he's at it. I don't know if it will be a revision of the original or a new commentary entirely. I suspect the latter. Either way, we get to see Stuart's work not only on Zechariah but on all the Minor Prophets he hasn't commented on previously.]
Boda is also working on the EBC Judges for the revamped EBC series (that keeps getting delayed). The only other EBC replacement I know of will be Andreas Koestenberger's Pastoral Epistles, which I'm certain will be of the highest quality. As for Boda's Judges, that book seriously needs better coverage by evangelicals, so this can only help. [Boda's vita also lists him working on a Chronicles commentary for a series abbreviated NLT by Tyndale and Wheaton and a commentary on Psalms for a series called LXXC with Brill, Leiden. I have no idea what either series is.] As of this writing, I still don't know who will do the NICOT Chronicles, but this doesn't seem to be that. [Update: See the list below for the assignments for some of the above.]
Duane Christensen will be doing Nahum for the Anchor Bible series. That commentary was originally assigned to someone else whose name slips me. Christensen did the Word volumes on Deuteronomy, and most of his work has been well accepted. He developed a controversial view of Deuteronomy as a song, and those elements of his commentary haven't won much support, but the rest of his work is highly regarded. I imagine this will be as good as the other Anchor Bible minor prophet commentaries, which are some of the best in the series.
The Baker Commentary on the Old Testament Wisdom and Psalms (BCOTWS) is a brand new series. As far as I know, Richard Hess's commentary on the Song of Songs is the only one out. Last time I checked Baker's site, they hadn't announced any particular volumes by other people, but I found names for the entire rest of the series. Further volumes are scheduled. Tremper Longman will be doing Job and Proverbs (Update: Proverbs is now out). John Goldingay will be doing Psalms. Craig G. Bartholomew will be doing Ecclesiastes. I guess this means they won't be covering Lamentations, which I might have thought could fit into a series like this, but then Psalms isn't mentioned either, and I doubt they'd not do that withg the name of the series being what it is. [Update: Tremper Longman says plans are afoot for further series on the historical books and the Pentateuch.]
I am not sure where you got your data on the NAC Ephesians commentary, but that will actually be Dr. Paul Wolfe. He is a prof at my seminary and I am certain of that one.
And you are correct that Ellis for 1 Cor in the ICC is E. Earle. He also is a prof at my seminary and I had him for 1 Corinthians and he was working on it.
Amazon lists the NAC Ephesians as David Dockery, and John Glynn's commentary review (I believe) mentioned his name with it as well. I know I've seen it from multiple sources. They must have originally contracted it to him and then switched it for some reason. I'm discovering that that happens fairly often in commentary series.
I'll update the post to reflect this information. For future reference, I'll do that with any further information people give me, so if you notice someone pointing out something wrong with the post that isn't wrong with the post it may be because I fixed it after they left the comment.
Great post Jeremy, this is a very useful resource.
BTW McKnight is doing the NICNT on James (see my question to him in the comments on his blog:
http://jesuscreed.blogspot.com/2005/06/reflections-on-newbigins-proposal.html)
I knew one of the people working on James for either BECNT or NICNT had died, and I knew McKnight had taken over that project. I put him down for the wrong one. Donald Verseput, who was assigned to the NICNT series for James, did indeed die not too long ago, and McKnight is taking over for him. Dan McCartney is, as far as I can tell, still around and working on the BECNT James.
Thanks for compiling all this information. We can look forward to some wonderful commentaries.
The Zondervan web site has some more information on the EBC update:
John: David W. Pao
Romans: Donald Hagner
I Cor: Verlyn Verbrugge
Gal: Donald Garlington
Eph: William W. Klein
Phil: Todd D. Still
Heb.: Richard T. France
James: George H. Guthrie
1,2 Peter, Jude: Daryl Charles
1,2,3 John: Tom Thatcher
For some of the stronger NT contributions from the original version, the authors remain unchanged---Carson on Matthew, Liefeld on Luke, Longenecker on Acts, Murray Harris on 2 Cor, Alan Johnson on Rev.
I read on the web that Colin Kruse is working on a Romans commentary for the Pillar Series
Doug, where is the breakdown of authors on the Zondervan website? All I can find is the list of which ones are in which volume, and it doesn't seem to match up to the number of books covered in all the cases. Are you just extrapolating from those listings?
According to Tremper Longman's CV, he's got a number of projects whose series I can't tell. He says he's doing Ecclesiastes and Song of Songs for a Tyndale series, but I don't know if that's a replacement for the two volumes already in that series or for another series that I've heard rumors about. He lists the Baker Proverbs volume as 2005 and Job as 2007. He's also doing Jeremiah and Lamentations for NIBC. He has Exodus for Eerdmans, due Dec 06. Is this NICOT? Carpenter's got pulled away from that series for some reason, to be published as a stand-alone from the same publisher. He's doing Job, Amos, and Micah for the EBC revision. How does this guy do so much?
Jeremy, yes, I was extrapolating from what was listed at the Zondervan site. I compared the author lists from the old and new versions and made these assumptions:
1) Authors are listed in the order in which the books they are working on appear in the canon.
2) The books are divided up in the same combinations as in the first version--e.g., the same person doing 1 and 2 Peter and Jude.
3) Authors repeated from the first version are associated with the same books as before, perhaps updating their own earlier work.
I haven't yet tried to look up vitae to verify my guesses.
Greetings,
Where did you get the information that the BECNT Galatians commentary is by Moises Silva? I note from a page by Douglas Moo that's he's doing it.
See http://www.wheatongrad.com/prospective/degrees/PhD_Website/phd_pdfs/Moo_bio.pdf
Silva is listed in the list of forthcoming volumes just before the title page in Schreiner's Romans commentary. They've since removed the forthcoming list, since too many of them have changed. I guess this is just another that I hadn't heard about. The Colossians PNTC is another one I didn't know about. The list I saw had Gerald Hawthorne for that one.
Hi Jeremy, you obviously spent a lot of work on this. Here are some additions/corrections I am aware of:
- NICOT Psalms will probably end up being more than one volume. Waltke's Proverbs was supposed to be one, but they extended it when he submitted over the word count he was given. I imagine the same will happen with psalms.
- NICOT Chronicles: Keith Bodner
- Hermeneia Chronicles: Ralph Klein
- The NLT that Boda is working on is a commentary for the New Living Translation geared for a popular audience.
- Apollos Chronicles is Rodney Duke
- I am doing the EBC Chronicles, and while I have a list of other contributors I don't think I am supposed to make it public! I can say that my colleague in Edmonton, Jerry Shepherd, is doing the Ecclesiates replacement (he is also working on part of the NAC Psalms).
- I hope that Armerding will get the NICOT volume on Judges out, though I know he was also assigned the WBC on Judges, which was taken away from him.
- Hossfeld and Zenger are doing the Hermeneia on Psalms; the first excellent volume just came out (Psalms 2)
I think that is all I know... I remember chatting with Boda at CSBS about the psalms project he is working on, but I can't recall what it was for specifically (I'll ask him next time we chat and let you know).Nice blog BTW -- just discovered it with this post. You may be interested in my blog (new since April): Codex Blogspot
Thanks for this list. I'm looking forward most to Kloppenborg's James (to replace Dibelius) and Schussler-Fiorenza's Revelation in the Hermeneia series.
I know Michael Grisanti of The Master's Seminary has been working on the EBC Deuteronomy replacement. He was getting started a couple years ago when I attended there.
Wasn't Carl Armerding originally working on the Word Biblical Commentary on Judges? I've been waiting for this for several years now - a good detailed commentary on this book is certainly overdue IMHO.
Regards, Rob
Armerding was replaced by Butler by the publishers of the WBC series, apparently because he wasn't making enough progress quickly enough. NICOT agreed to take his work in their series instead. I'm not sure how that happened, because Barry Webb was supposed to be doing the NICOT on Judges. Maybe the same thing happened to him with them.
Rob,
Daniel Block's commentary in the NAC series on Judges-Ruth is very good, in my opinion, one of the best in that series in my experience. Highly recommended. A good exposition to go with it is D. Ralph Davis's little book on Judges; lots of character, exegetically sound, great for devotional work or preaching.
Does anyone have any info (beyond the two out this fall) on the authors of books in the Two Horizons Commentary series (particularly Matthew)?
The elders of my congregation used Block's commentary on Judges a few years ago, and they thought it was terrible. The one who did the most teaching thought he displayed a serious lack of imagination in reconstructing the situation behind the text, and both of the two elders who gave me reasons why they didn't like it said they thought his comments just didn't fit with what the text says. Of course, they didn't think there was really anything better on Judges.
Here's what I've been able to find on the Two Horizons series. If I had to guess who would do Galatians, I'd guess N.T. Wright, because he authored the Galatians chapter in the book introducing this series. That's more than speculation, but I wouldn't count on it.
I'm guessing Joel Green is doing I Peter. His vita says he's working on a theological commentary on I Peter and a full-scale commentary on Acts, which would be the replacement for F.F. Bruce's NICNT. Since he's one of the editors of the series, it's likely that he's referring to the Two Horizons volume on I Peter.
They're also going to be doing the Old Testament, edited by Gordon McConville and Craig Bartholemew.
These ones I know, assuming I can trust people's vitae and reports in various newsletters that Google turned up:
Numbers: Nathan MacDonald
Matthew, David J. Graham (but the report of that said it would be out in 2000)
Mark, Thorsten Moritz
Romans, I. Howard Marshall and Stephen N. Williams
Philippians, Stephen E. Fowl (due out 9/29/05)
Colossians and Philemon, Marianne Meye Thompson (Dove Booksellers says due out 10/10/05; Eerdmans says 10/29/05)
Pastoral Epistles, Robert Wall and Richard B. Steele
II Peter and Jude, Ruth Anne Reese
Longman on Proverbs is now listed on the Baker site as due for publication in June 2006
Fyi, the following IVPNTC volumes are out:
Romans, Grant Osborne
I Corinthians, Alan Johnson
Mark Strauss is apparently also doing a revised Mark for EBC as well as Mark in the Zondervan Exegetical Series
http://www.zonderkidz.com/profile.asp?BioID=StraussM
The Hermeneia Commentary on Leviticus is being written by Gary Anderson. See his webpage:
http://www.nd.edu/~theo/faculty/anderson.html
Amazing work you've done here.
just wondering...I read in an old WBC that Joel Green was doing Acts, then in a latter one it was being reasigned (clearly to Walton). Joel Green though is now writing one on acts for NICNT. any thoughts?
Although it counts for little i heard, or read, Goldingay saying he was enjoying working on a big commentary on Second Isaiah.
Thanks again
That must be the ICC on Isaiah 40-55. I did have that in the list, but I also have seen a report that Francis Andersen was doing that. I wonder if Andersen's doing 56-66.
According to this, Eugene Carpenter is also working on a Deuteronomy commentary, but I can't find anything on which series (if any) it will belong to.
Dear Jeremy:
Great work snooping down forthcoming commentaries! Kregel is coming out with an exegetical/expositional series called KECOT edited by Bob Chisholm of Dallas Seminary. He's doing Judges/Ruth(due 2007, and they are talking to Allen Ross about Psalms. It will follow the idea of Chisholm's book, From Exegesis to Exposition (Baker). I'm working on a revision of my survey for 2007.
Sincerely,
John Glynn
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Distinctive Features
Since competition for commentaries is keen, it is essential that a new series provide a convincing rationale for its existence. The most outstanding distinctive of KECOT is that each exegetical unit includes preaching strategies that grow out of the preceding exegetical analysis and reflect the overall message of the book. Rather than focusing exclusively on exegesis and expecting the expositor to build his own sermon based on it, KECOT goes one step further to provide guidance on how the preacher moves from exegesis to exposition.
Another distinctive is that the scholar and student will benefit immeasurably from the readable and rigorous exegesis, which is based on a close analysis of the original text. While the commentary will interact with scholarly literature and address technical issues, it will focus on the message of each literary unit and of the book as a whole, showing how each unit contributes to the book’s overall message and themes.
11/07 Psalms (2 vols.)
11/07 Judges/Ruth (Robert Chisholm)
11/08 Proverbs/Ecclesiastes/Song of Songs (Gordon Johnston)
11/09 Genesis
11/10 Isaiah (2 vols.)
11/11 Daniel
Goldingay is doing two volumes on Isaih 40-55 for the ICC (T & T Clark). Luke-Revelation New Testament assignments for thr revised EBC is now posted at Zondervan (i. e., Liefeld and David Pao on Luke, Harrison and Hagner on Romans)and due out in Dec 2005 thru the middle of 2006. Gene Carpenter's Deuteronomy is actually an entry in the Zondervan Bible Bkgnd Comm. (on the OT (forthcoming). Note that Richard Hess is doing Job for HCOT (Jeremy has it listed).
Almost forgot. The two Goldingay volumes on Isaiah 40-55 are due in Nov. along with Robert McL. Wilson on Col./Phlm (ICC).
Just thought you may like to know:
I was reading a book entitled Covenant Theology: Contemporary Approaches ed. Mark J Cartledge and David Mills, one of the contributors being a Mark Bonnington, who I have never heard of but is Tutor in NT at Cramner Hall, St John's College, University of Durham. His Phd thesis has been published by Paternoster, entitled Antioch Episode of Galatians 2 in History. According to the contributors info in the front of the book he is 'writing a commentary on Paul's frist epistle to the Corinthians in the Between Two Horizons series (Eerdmans)'.
His faculty website confirms he is writing a commentary on 1 Cor too.
I eamield Mark Bonnington and confirmed he is writing 1 Corintians for Two Horizons. n regard to The Antich Episode in Gal.2 he wrote: Food-sharing and commensality between Jews and Gentiles followed clear patterns requiring Jewish avoidance of the dangers of table fellowship with pagans but allowing it in clearly delineated circumstances to the advantage of the Jewish people. Statements that Jews did or did not eat with gentiles is too simplistic an analysis. Early gentile Christian devotion to the God of Israel created a complicated new category of people and missonary motivation within a Jewish Christian subculture exactly the kind of positive motivation that impelled the kind of table fellowship we see in Antioch. Early Christianty thus gives rise to new opportunities and problems on the Jew/gentile interface that non-Christian Jews read within their own framework as unacceptable risk. On this Paul and Peter found themselves on one page against James, though Peter compromised in practice against his better instincts. Thus Paul claims Peter on his side in Galatia against those insisting on circumcison.
The Brazos Theolgical Commentary on the bible series has schedule Jaroslav Pelikan's commentary on Acts to be released in the Spring of 2006.
Scheduled Contributors
R. R. Reno (Creighton University) on Genesis
John Behr (St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary) on Exodus
Ephraim Radner (Ascension Episcopal Church, Pueblo, CO) on Leviticus
David Stubbs (Western Theological Seminary) on Numbers
Telford Work (Westmont College) on Deuteronomy
John Franke (Biblical Theological Seminary) on Joshua
Stephen Fowl (Loyola College, Maryland) and Samuel Wells (Duke University) on Ruth & Esther
Francesca Aran Murphy (University of Aberdeen) on 1 Samuel
Peter Leithart (New St. Andrews College) on 1 & 2 Kings
Scott Hahn (St. Paul Center for Biblical Theology) on Chronicles
Matthew Levering (Ave Maria University) on Ezra & Nehemiah
David Burrell (University of Notre Dame) on Job
Ellen Charry (Princeton Theological Seminary) and Anne Astell (Purdue University) on Psalms
Daniel Treier (Wheaton College) on Proverbs & Ecclesiastes
Paul Griffiths (University of Illinois at Chicago) on Song of Songs
Kevin Vanhoozer (Trinity Evangelical Divinity School) on Jeremiah
Robert Jenson (Center of Theological Inquiry) on Ezekiel
George Sumner (Wycliffe College, Toronto) on Daniel
Phillip Cary (Eastern University) on Jonah
Stanley Hauerwas (Duke University) on Matthew
John Michael McDermott (Pontifical College Josephinum, Columbus, OH) on Mark
David Lyle Jeffrey (Baylor University) on Luke
Bruce Marshall (Southern Methodist University) on John
David Yeago (Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary) on Romans
Bernd Wannenwetsch (Oxford University) on 1 & 2 Corinthians
Katherine Greene-McCreight (Yale University) on Galatians
John Webster (King's College, Aberdeen) on Ephesians
George Hunsinger (Princeton University) on Philippians
Chris Seitz (University of St. Andrews) on Colossians
Douglas Farrow (McGill University) on 1 & 2 Thessalonians
Risto Saarinen (University of Helsinki) on 1 & 2 Timothy
David Hart (University of Virginia) on Hebrews
Timothy George (Beeson Divinity School, Samford University) on James
Doug Harink (The King's University College) on 1 & 2 Peter
Michael Root (Lutheran Theological Southern Seminary) on 1, 2, & 3 John
Geoffrey Wainwright (Duke University) on Revelation
According to Amazon, Towner's NICNT commentary on the Pastorals is coming in Feb 2006.
Hi there
N T Wright is definitely doing Philippians for ICC. Whitley is dead and Tom has had the commission since at least 1990 when I started my doctoral work on Philippians with him.
I'm looking for a good entry-level commentary to 1 Corinthians (Fee is too massive!), and am trying to decide between Craig Blomberg's NIVAC one and Alan Johnson's new one in the IVP NT series. Anyone care to recommend one over the other, or comment on their relative merits?
Blomberg came out relatively early in the NIVAC series, and like many early volumes, is slimmer than subsequent volumes. Johnson did an excellent commentary on Romans for Moody and recently did over his Revelation for the revised EBC (Zondervan). His Corinthians is slightly shorter than Blomberg, but minus the NIV text. A tossup.
Kevin Cathcart is writing the ICC replacement volume on Nahum, Habakkuk and Zephaniah.
On the best choice for a medium-length commentary on 1 Corinthians, consider George Guthrie,1 Corinthians (New American Commentary) from Broadman & Holman which is due very shortly.
Allen Ross is doing Exodus in the KECOT series (Kregel).
I take that back. The KECOT Exodus is not yet assigned
You didn't list the Blackwell Bible commentary series. Great resource, thanks so much!!
Danny, I had intended to get around to it eventually, but I hadn't prioritized it, due to its not really being a commentary on the Bible but on its later reception. I've added it now.
Apparrently Rikk Watts is doing an NICNT replacement volume on Mark. See:
http://michaelfbird.blogspot.com/2005/11/forthcoming-commentaries.html
and
http://www.regent-college.edu/about_regent/faculty/watts_rikk.html
Daniel of the HCOT (Historical Commentary on the Old Testament) series will be written by Jan-Wim Wesselius, Kampen, The Netherlands.
thanks John, I ended up with Johnson simply because it was easier for me to obtain. Looks very solid, although I wished that he had spent a couple more pages on the Intro.
BCOTWP Vol 1 Psalms by John Goldingay is now listed on the Baker site for publication in Aug 2006
Jeremy, just noticed at http://www.sheffieldphoenix.com/browse.asp?subj=7 a list of several forthcoming commentaries:
The Book of Job, John Gray,
Publication Date: April 2006;
Romans, Stanley E. Porter,
Publication Date: June 2006;
Isaiah, Peter D. Miscall,
Publication Date: June 2006
I have not been able to find much about the LXX commentary series from Brill except their web page brill.nl/m_catalogue_sub6_id21645.htm. However there is another commentary series on the LXX launched by the NETS project team. The names of the commentators have been announced. Full details on ccat/sas.upenn.edu/ioscs/commentary
REVISED EBC
Volume 1:
Genesis John H. Sailhamer
Exodus Walter C. Kaiser, Jr.
Leviticus Rick Hess
Volume 2:
Numbers Ronald B. Allen
Deuteronomy Michael Grisanti
Joshua Michael Kelly
Judges Mark Boda
Ruth George Schwab
Volume 3:
1 Samuel Ronald F. Youngblood
2 Samuel Ronald F. Youngblood
1 Kings Richard D. Patterson & Hermann J. Austel
2 Kings Richard D. Patterson & Hermann J. Austel
Volume 4:
1 Chronicles Tyler Williams
2 Chronicles Tyler Williams
Ezra Edwin Yamauchi
Nehemiah Edwin Yamauchi
Esther Elaine Phillips
Job Elmer B. Smick & Tremper Longman III
Volume 5:
Psalms Willem A. VanGemeren
Volume 6:
Proverbs Allen P. Ross
Ecclesiastes Jerry Shepherd
Song of Songs George Schwab
Isaiah Geoffrey W. Grogan
Volume 7:
Jeremiah Michael Brown
Lamentations Paul Ferris
Ezekiel Ralph H. Alexander
Volume 8:
Daniel Andrew Hill
Hosea Danny Carroll
Joel Richard D. Patterson
Amos Thomas E. McComiskey & Tremper Longman III
Obadiah Carl E. Armerding
Jonah John Walton
Micah Thomas E. McComiskey & Tremper Longman III
Nahum Carl E. Armerding
Habbakuk Carl E. Armerding
Zephaniah Larry Walker
Haggai Gene Merrill
Zechariah Kenneth L. Barker
Malachi Gene Merrill
Volume 9:
Matthew D.A. Carson
Mark Walter W. Wessel & Mark L. Strauss
Volume 10:
Luke Walter L. Liefeld & David W. Pao
John Robert Mounce
Acts Richard N. Longenecker
Volume 11:
Romans Everett F. Harrison & Donald A. Hagner
1 Corinthians Verlyn Verbrugge
2 Corinthians Murray J. Harris
Galatians Don Garlington
Volume 12:
Ephesians William W. Klein
Philippians David Garland
Colossians Todd Still
1 Thessalonians Robert L. Thomas
2 Thessalonians Robert L. Thomas
1 Timothy Andreas Köstenberger
2 Timothy Andreas Köstenberger
Titus Andreas Köstenberger
Philemon Arthur A. Rupprecht
Volume 13
Hebrews R.T. France
James George Guthrie
1 Peter Daryl Charles
2 Peter Daryl Charles
1 John Tom Thatcher
2 John Tom Thatcher
3 John Tom Thatcher
Jude Daryl Charles
Revelation Alan F. Johnson
In the Cornerstone Biblical Commentary series (Tyndale), based on the NLT:
Matthew: David Turner
Mark: Darrell Bock
Leviticus: David Baker
Job: August Konkel
Ecclesiastes, Songs: Tremper Longman
Jeremiah/Lam.: Elmer Martens
Isaiah: Larry Walker
Daniel: Gene Carpenter
Visit the following site for a link to this page, a thorough analysis of exegetical software, and a link to RBL Book Reviews.
http://mysite.verizon.net/vzeojt6o/commentaryreferencesurvey/
Darrell Bock says his commentary on Acts (BECNT) is slated for late-2007.
Tremper Longman's Proverbs (BCOTWP) has been moved up to April 2006. Check out my webite:http://mysite.verizon.net/vzeojt6o/esucommentaryandreferencrvey/
Eugene Merrill is doing Deuteronomy for the Cornerstone series (Tyndale)Visit my http://mysite.verizon.net/vzeojt6o/esucommentaryandreferencrvey/
Thanks Jeremy for the kind words
Can't Miss Forthcoming Titles (due Feb-May)
Doug Stuart, Exodus (Broadman)
Bruce Waltke, Micah (Eerdmans)
Matt Williams, Two Gospels from One (Kregel)
Tremper Longman, Proverbs (Baker)
John, do you happen to know if this Waltke commentary is an expansion of his previous work on Micah, or is it just a repackaging of the same material?
Waltke's new Micah is an expansion of his prior work with an eye towards theology and application in addition to exegesis
C. Clifton Black is no longer doing the commentary on Matthew in the NT Library. David DeSilva is doing 1 Peter in the Eerdman's Critical Commentary. And, John Painter is doing the Gospel of John in the Socio-Rheterical series.
I spoke with someone from Nelson Reference and Butler's commentary on Judges in WBC is not coming out till Feb 2007
You might be interested to know that the latest ETS newsletter is online. This includes a long list of forthcoming publications including a number of commentaries.
its available here
http://www.etsjets.org/newsletters/no30.pdf
here's some I noticed during a quick look through. I haven't checked how many of these you already know about...
NAC Hebrews - David Allen
NIVAC Joel, Obadiah, Malachi - David Baker
Cornerstone Leviticus - David Baker
Cornerstone 1 Tim - Linda Belleville
Cornerstone Numbers - Dale Brueggemann
Kergel Judges & Rytg - Robert Chisholm
PNTC 2 Peter, Jude - Peter Davids
CF 2 Kings - Dale Ralph Davies
Cornerstone Acts - William Larkin
Tyndale Ecc & Song of Songs - Tremper Longman
Yes, I noticed that last week. I think I only got one or two new things from it, but it does let us know a few that are going to be appearing soon that we wouldn't otherwise have known about (e.g. Davids on II Peter and Jude).
I have all of those in my list except the Davies one, because I don't have that series in the list. Would that be the Mentor series or another one? I believe Mentor is published by Christian Focus. It's harder to get this side of the pond, so I don't know much about it.
The Christian Focus commentary series (Focus on the Bible) is a bit like the Bible Speaks Today but is written with a broader audience in mind. They're conservative evangelical in outlook. All of Dale Ralph Davies commentaries are excellent. He seems to be working his way through the Old Testament historical books. He has a real gift for bringing the stories to life in their historical context, and applying them in practical and sensible ways.
I do know the Focus on the Bible series. I looked at Paul Gardner's II Peter and Jude through inter-library loan. I thought it was much thinner for an epistle than the BST ones I've looked at (Acts, Romans, James, I Peter) and more like the really thin OT ones like Ecclesiastes and Jeremiah/Lamentations by Kidner or Webb's Isaiah.
I just looked it up on Amazon, and it looks to be already out.
I've been exchanging emails with Craig Keener and he tells me his Acts for Eerdmans will be freestanding like his Matthew and John. It's still quite a ways off, but Acts is right up his alley. I've submitted the revision to my Commentary & Reference Survey to Kregel. It should appear late this year.
For anyone interested, I just published on my site the notes on Ephesians which will appear in the forthcoming HCSB Study Bible (Broadman & Holman)
Thanks, John. I've linked to that from a separate post.
I got the Revised Expositor's Bible Commentary vol 13 (Heb - Rev) a couple of weeks ago. The layout is really nicely done, and it looks like being quite a cost-effective series to purchase covering the whole Bible in just 13 volumes (works out considerably cheaper than series like BST). They still contain the NIV text, although R T France seems more interested in commenting on the TNIV.
It also looks like they've deliberately published Thielman's NT Theology and Waltke's OT Theology in the same format perhaps intentionally to compliment the commentary series.
I'm not sure what you mean by the format, but I noticed that the Thielman NT Theology and the Carson/Moo NT Intro have a similar look and cover style. The cover style has appeared already with the Dillard/Longman OT Intro and Grudem's Systematic Theology. I imagine Longman's revision will have the new internal style too.
I didn't even know Waltke's OT Theology was going to be out this decade, never mind this year. His website sounded to me as if it's a long way off. Amazon-UK has a cover shot of it, and Zondervan is listing it on their website, but the US Amazon site isn't listing it at all. That's a little strange, isn't it?
J.B. Hood takes a look at forthcoming Matthew commentaries.
This is going to be in the forthcoming revision of my commentary survey.
Acknowledgements
I would like to thank two fellow students at Dallas Theological Seminary who provided invaluable data-entry help for my first three self-published editions of my survey back in the day when I was a computer illiterate: John Day and Barry Gin.
Also, a debt is owed to Jeremy Pierce of the Parableman website for his comprehensive listing of forthcoming commentaries. (http://parablemania.ektopos.com/archives/2005/08/forthcoming_com.html).
I am further indebted to Dr. Robert Chisholm for my third-semester class on Hebrew exegesis. There, most students learned that gladhanding papers wouldn’t suffice. Dr. Chisholm taught me the meaning of true exegesis and that standard references are not always right.
BTW, Waltke's OT Theology will be out in Nov.
Thanks, John.
Thanks for the list. Here's another update:
R. P. Martin has completed 2 Corinthians for Cornerstone (NLT Commentary series). I have it in my hands right now. He will turn it in within 3 weeks.
He is also working on the WBC revision of 2 Corinthians, due to publisher summer '08
Hey, Jonathan, wonderful work. And thanks for posting updates on my commentary surveys. I have one suggestion. If you would like to make your website even more helpful, you could post the same info above in a book by book fashion.
John Glynn, when is your revision coming out?
Lane Keister
Jonathan? Did you mean me?
Last I knew John's review was coming out in 2007, but I don't know more specifically when it will be. Since it's pretty much done, I imagine it will be early in the year.
Oops, sorry Jeremy. I did mean you.
The listing by book rather than series is here.
My revised survey may be out by national ETS in November. They're typesetting it now. It'll bre a bout 25% longer (400+ pages). Thanks for asking, Lane. Jeremy, grteat work on listing the commentaries by book. You are truly a brother-in-arms.
I've since added a website exclusively devoted to a review of 2006 Bibles and Bible Reference which will be updated annually at http://mysite.verizon.net/vzeojt6o/2006biblesandbiblereference
Daniel Hawk on Joshua (NIVAC) has been reassigned back to Robert Hubbard. I got this straight from the horse's (Zondervan) mouth.
Regarding Psalms 2 (NIVAC): It was discovered after Wilson died that he had actually done very little, so Grant is essentially starting from scratch. Thus, the designated author, as far as I know right now, will be only Jamie Grant (M.A. Reformed Theological Seminary, Ph.D. University of Gloucestershire),Lecturer in Biblical Studies at Highland Theological College, Dingwall, Scotland.