It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help.
John N. Oswalt
John N. Oswalt is an American evangelical Old Testament scholar of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, associated with Wesleyan and conservative evangelical traditions.
Oswalt’s most significant contribution is his major commentary work on Isaiah, where he offers detailed exegesis combined with strong theological conviction about the reliability and unity of the book. He has also written on holiness, the nature of biblical faith, and the contrast between biblical and pagan worldviews. His commentaries aim to serve both pastors and students by engaging critical scholarship while maintaining confidence in Scripture as the Word of God.
He is appreciated for his clear articulation of biblical theology, his robust defence of the historical trustworthiness of the Old Testament, and his pastoral concern that the text drive preaching and discipleship. His work on Isaiah is often used by preachers tackling that demanding prophetic book.
Key titles include his multi-volume commentary on Isaiah and books on holiness and biblical theology.
John N. Oswalt
John N. Oswalt is an American evangelical Old Testament scholar of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries, associated with Wesleyan and conservative evangelical traditions.
Oswalt’s most significant contribution is his major commentary work on Isaiah, where he offers detailed exegesis combined with strong theological conviction about the reliability and unity of the book. He has also written on holiness, the nature of biblical faith, and the contrast between biblical and pagan worldviews. His commentaries aim to serve both pastors and students by engaging critical scholarship while maintaining confidence in Scripture as the Word of God.
He is appreciated for his clear articulation of biblical theology, his robust defence of the historical trustworthiness of the Old Testament, and his pastoral concern that the text drive preaching and discipleship. His work on Isaiah is often used by preachers tackling that demanding prophetic book.
Key titles include his multi-volume commentary on Isaiah and books on holiness and biblical theology.