Christ and the New Creation: A Canonical Approach to the Theology of the New Testament
"Emerson provides us with a most fascinating project, a New Testament theology conceived by attending to the New Testament's literary and canonical shape. I recommend Christ and the New Creation for hermeneuts, biblical theologians, and systematic theologians."--Bruce Ashford, Provost and Associate Professor of Theology and Culture, Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary"In Christ and the New Creation, Matthew Emerson ably interacts with major biblical passages and interprets the new creation theme holistically, theologically, and with an eye for how it affects the church. The writing is clear, the argument cogent, the structure appropriate, and the contribution both significant and timely."--Chris Morgan, Dean and Professor of Theology, California Baptist University"Christ and the New Creation exhibits a comprehensive mastery of a broad range of scholarly disciplines, hermeneutical methodologies, biblical themes, and a thorough grasp of the primary and secondary literature related to biblical theology. . . . While some may not affirm every aspect of the methodology or conclusions, Christ and the New Creation stimulates our intellect, challenges our conceptions, excites our imaginations, and advances the discussion toward a canonical New Testament theology."--Alan S. Bandy, Assistant Professor of New Testament and Greek, Oklahoma Baptist University --Wipf and Stock Publishers