Richard Langston’s book, Bribery and the Bible, although it was published in the 1990s, brings timeless insights from a Biblical perspective into the issue of bribery around the world. The book exposits both Old Testament and New Testament teaching on bribery and extortion and then illustrates how bribery is practiced in the Philippines today, noting the cultural values that contribute to its practice. Langston concludes with “alternatives to bribery that can be modeled by missionaries and national Christians” (p. 4).