This series addresses key issues in the discipline of biblical theology. Each of the contributions to the series focuses on one or more of three areas: the nature and status of biblical theology, the exposition of the structure of thought of a partic-ular biblical writer or book, and the delineation of a biblical theme across all or part of the Bible. Scholarly yet uncluttered with untransliterated Greek and Hebrew, these volumes avoid technical jargon, interact with the best of the cur-rent relevant literature, and above all provide clear and creative insights that help thinking Christians better understand the Bible.