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Clinton E. Arnold
Clinton E. Arnold is an American New Testament scholar of the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, associated with the broadly evangelical tradition. His work reflects a deep commitment to the authority of Scripture, careful exegesis, and the pastoral application of biblical truth.
A long-time professor at Biola University and former dean of Talbot School of Theology, Arnold is widely recognised for his studies in Pauline theology, spiritual warfare, and the cultural background of the early church. His writings combine scholarly rigour with pastoral sensitivity, making complex themes accessible to preachers and students alike. He has contributed significantly to evangelical biblical studies through his commentaries and his leadership in theological education.
Arnold’s writing remains valued for its clarity, faithfulness to the biblical text, and its ability to bridge the academic and pastoral worlds. His work serves readers who wish to understand the New Testament in its original context while applying its truths with conviction and care.
Recommended titles include Ephesians (Zondervan Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament), Powers of Darkness, and 3 Crucial Questions about Spiritual Warfare.
Clinton E. Arnold
Clinton E. Arnold is an American New Testament scholar of the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, associated with the broadly evangelical tradition. His work reflects a deep commitment to the authority of Scripture, careful exegesis, and the pastoral application of biblical truth.
A long-time professor at Biola University and former dean of Talbot School of Theology, Arnold is widely recognised for his studies in Pauline theology, spiritual warfare, and the cultural background of the early church. His writings combine scholarly rigour with pastoral sensitivity, making complex themes accessible to preachers and students alike. He has contributed significantly to evangelical biblical studies through his commentaries and his leadership in theological education.
Arnold’s writing remains valued for its clarity, faithfulness to the biblical text, and its ability to bridge the academic and pastoral worlds. His work serves readers who wish to understand the New Testament in its original context while applying its truths with conviction and care.
Recommended titles include Ephesians (Zondervan Exegetical Commentary on the New Testament), Powers of Darkness, and 3 Crucial Questions about Spiritual Warfare.