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G.K. Beale
Gregory K. Beale (born 1949) is an American Reformed evangelical scholar known for his profound contribution to biblical theology and his deep commitment to the authority of Scripture.
Beale has taught New Testament and Biblical Theology at institutions such as Westminster Theological Seminary and Reformed Theological Seminary, influencing generations of pastors and scholars. His work often traces the continuity of Scripture’s storyline, showing how the Old Testament finds its fulfilment in Christ and the New Testament. His commentaries on Revelation, 1 and 2 Thessalonians, and Colossians–Philemon, together with his co-edited Commentary on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament, have become landmarks in evangelical scholarship.
He continues to be valued for his theological depth, patient exegesis, and faithfulness to Reformed hermeneutics. Beale’s writing unites academic rigour with devotion, helping readers see the whole Bible as a unified revelation of God’s redemptive purpose.
Recommended titles: The Book of Revelation (NIGTC), A New Testament Biblical Theology, and Commentary on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament (co-edited with D. A. Carson).
G.K. Beale
Gregory K. Beale (born 1949) is an American Reformed evangelical scholar known for his profound contribution to biblical theology and his deep commitment to the authority of Scripture.
Beale has taught New Testament and Biblical Theology at institutions such as Westminster Theological Seminary and Reformed Theological Seminary, influencing generations of pastors and scholars. His work often traces the continuity of Scripture’s storyline, showing how the Old Testament finds its fulfilment in Christ and the New Testament. His commentaries on Revelation, 1 and 2 Thessalonians, and Colossians–Philemon, together with his co-edited Commentary on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament, have become landmarks in evangelical scholarship.
He continues to be valued for his theological depth, patient exegesis, and faithfulness to Reformed hermeneutics. Beale’s writing unites academic rigour with devotion, helping readers see the whole Bible as a unified revelation of God’s redemptive purpose.
Recommended titles: The Book of Revelation (NIGTC), A New Testament Biblical Theology, and Commentary on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament (co-edited with D. A. Carson).