Scholar References
18 leading voices across Old and New Testament studies whose work informs the interpretive engine.
Old Testament
John H. Walton
Old Testament / ANE Context
Ancient Near Eastern cultural background of the OT
Tremper Longman III
Old Testament / Wisdom & Poetry
Wisdom literature, Psalms, literary reading
Bruce K. Waltke
Old Testament / Hebrew
Hebrew syntax, Proverbs, OT theology
Walter Brueggemann
Old Testament Theology
Prophets, Psalms, theology of the OT
Gordon J. Wenham
Pentateuch
Genesis, Leviticus, narrative ethics
Christopher J. H. Wright
Old Testament Ethics
Mission and ethics of the OT
Daniel I. Block
Old Testament
Deuteronomy, Ezekiel, Judges
Iain Provan
Old Testament History
Kings, historiography, hermeneutics
New Testament
Richard Bauckham
New Testament
Gospels as eyewitness testimony, Christology
N. T. Wright
New Testament Theology
Paul, resurrection, Second Temple Judaism
Craig S. Keener
New Testament / Backgrounds
Greco-Roman and Jewish background commentary
D. A. Carson
New Testament
John, exegetical method, biblical theology
Gordon D. Fee
New Testament / Epistles
Pauline letters, textual criticism
Douglas J. Moo
New Testament / Paul
Romans, James, Pauline theology
Ben Witherington III
New Testament
Socio-rhetorical interpretation
Michael J. Gorman
New Testament / Paul
Cruciformity, participation in Christ
Both Testaments
G. K. Beale
New Testament / Use of OT
Intertextuality, Revelation, temple theology
Beth M. Stovell
Biblical Studies
Metaphor, discourse analysis, biblical theology