Rebind Scholar
James D. Nogalski
Dr. theol. (University of Zurich), W. Marshall and Lulie Craig Professor of Old Testament, Baylor University
James D. Nogalski is the W. Marshall and Lulie Craig Professor of Old Testament at Baylor University and a leading scholar of the Book of the Twelve, the collection of shorter prophetic books in the Hebrew Bible. His recent work includes commentaries on Joel, Obadiah, Jonah, and Micah in the New International Commentary on the Old Testament and the handbook Interpreting Prophetic Literature.
Works quoted on this site
Passages discussed
- The Book of Joel: An Introduction
- The Book of Jonah: An Introduction
- The Book of Obadiah: An Introduction
- Isaiah 10 — Commentary and Meaning
- Isaiah 44 — Commentary and Meaning
- Jeremiah 18 — Commentary and Meaning
- Joel 2 — Commentary and Meaning
- Jonah 1 — Commentary and Meaning
- Jonah 4 — Commentary and Meaning
- Micah 7 — Commentary and Meaning
- Proverbs 26 — Commentary and Meaning
- What the Bible Says About Repentance
- What does Joel 2:25 mean?
- What does Joel 2:28 mean?
- What does Micah 5:2 mean?
- What does Micah 7:7 mean?
- What does Micah 7:8 mean?
- What does Psalms 86:15 mean?