John N. Oswalt Books

The collection of essays showcases the author's insights into the book of Isaiah, emphasizing its coherent message to the church. Beginning with an overview of Isaiah's overall message, the essays explore themes like holiness and righteousness within the larger context. The later chapters delve into specific sections, illustrating how individual messages enhance the book's unified message. This compilation, drawn from various publications, ranges from accessible to scholarly, reflecting the author's extensive research and understanding of Isaiah's significance.

Victims of injustice find solace int eh book of Malachi. This insightful Old Testament study is easy to read.

Called to Be Holy traces the doctrine of holiness through both the Old and New Testaments, showing that a holy life is a unifying theme of the entire Bible. Dr. Oswalt explains the intimate connection between forgiveness and holiness, and underscores the practical consequences of walking in the Spirit.

The Bible Among the Myths is a sometimes controversial, always engaging corrective to a growing rejection in Western society of the revelation found within the Old Testament regarding a transcendent God who breaks into time and space and reveals himself in and through human activity.