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John Goldingay
John Goldingay is a British-born Old Testament scholar active in the late twentieth and twenty-first centuries, associated with Anglican and broadly evangelical traditions, though at points more eclectic in his approach.
Goldingay’s extensive contribution spans commentaries on Psalms, Isaiah, and the prophetic and narrative books, as well as substantial works in Old Testament theology. He combines linguistic and historical work with imaginative engagement, often inviting readers to hear the Old Testament afresh. His writing ranges from technical commentaries to more popular expositions, aiming to make the Old Testament speak clearly into the life of the church.
He is valued for breadth of learning, creativity, and a desire to let the text challenge modern assumptions. At the same time, readers from more conservative Reformed settings will want to read him with discernment at points.
Key titles include his multi-volume commentary on the Psalms and his Old Testament theology, alongside commentaries on major prophetic and narrative books.
John Goldingay
John Goldingay is a British-born Old Testament scholar active in the late twentieth and twenty-first centuries, associated with Anglican and broadly evangelical traditions, though at points more eclectic in his approach.
Goldingay’s extensive contribution spans commentaries on Psalms, Isaiah, and the prophetic and narrative books, as well as substantial works in Old Testament theology. He combines linguistic and historical work with imaginative engagement, often inviting readers to hear the Old Testament afresh. His writing ranges from technical commentaries to more popular expositions, aiming to make the Old Testament speak clearly into the life of the church.
He is valued for breadth of learning, creativity, and a desire to let the text challenge modern assumptions. At the same time, readers from more conservative Reformed settings will want to read him with discernment at points.
Key titles include his multi-volume commentary on the Psalms and his Old Testament theology, alongside commentaries on major prophetic and narrative books.