Sheffield Phoenix Press

03/10/2023

Jack Lundbom writes the first full-length critical commentary on the book of Joel in many years, and with a refreshing approach. It contains an extensive Introduction, beginning with the book’s place in the Hebrew and Greek canons, followed by a discussion of the Hebrew and LXX texts, open and closed sections, poetry and prose, rhetoric, the World of Joel, and theology of the book.
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22/05/2023

Nahum, ironically named ‘the compassionate one’, Habakkuk who laments God’s failure to answer his questions about justice and violence, and the eponymous Malachi are the three characters whose record is the focus of this reading.
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16/05/2023

In this, the eighteenth of Margaret Barker’s sequence of works on Temple Theology, she returns to give further and fuller attention to the figure of the Great Lady. https://sheffieldphoenix.com/product/the-great-lady-restoring-her-story/
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27/04/2023

In 'Joban Papers', David JA Clines, known for his magisterial three-volume commentary on Job in the Word Biblical Commentary series (1989–2011) brings together a sequence of 27 of his papers on his favourite biblical book from a variety of publications.
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16/11/2022

16/11/2022

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02/12/2021

Very excited to announce the publication of our second book in the SIIBS series: "Women and Gender in the Bible" by Zanne Domoney-Lyttle & Sarah Nicholson (eds.).
This volume has its origins in a conference entitled ‘Women and Gender in the Bible and the Ancient World’ (University of Glasgow, 2019), a symposium with a deliberately broad scope to encourage fresh research that might transcend already-defined categories. https://www.sheffieldphoenix.com/showbook.asp?bkid=680

09/11/2021

In our new publication 'A Theology of Genocide? Reading Deuteronomy 20' Anthony Milner argues that God no more commanded genocide than he wandered about in the evening breeze in Eden.
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04/11/2020

We’re delighted to share Andrew M. Gilhooley’s ‘The Edict of Cyrus and Notions of Restoration in Ezra-Nehemiah and Chronicles’ - a stimulating look at how this end-text in the Hebrew Bible constructs notions of failure of past events and the anticipation of future outcomes. Order this through the link below - you’ll be glad you did.

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