Craig S. Keener

American New Testament scholar and biblical commentator known for extensive socio-historical research, major commentaries on Acts, John, and Matthew, and work on miracles; professor at Asbury Theological Seminary.

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  2. 2. Miracles Today

    The Supernatural Work of God in the Modern World

    A research-driven exploration of contemporary miracle claims worldwide, presenting vetted case studies—often with medical documentation—and engaging philosophical and scientific objections. It offers criteria for credibility, distinguishes errors and fraud from persuasive reports, situates accounts in global and historical context, and encourages informed openness to the supernatural alongside pastoral reflections on faith and compassion.

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  3. 3. The Ivp Bible Background Commentary

    New Testament

    A concise, verse-by-verse guide to the New Testament that illuminates the historical, cultural, and social worlds of the first-century Mediterranean context. Drawing on ancient literature, inscriptions, and archaeological findings, it clarifies customs, idioms, institutions, and rhetorical practices that underlie the text. Designed as a background resource rather than a theological commentary, it helps readers bridge the gap between modern assumptions and the original setting for clearer, more accurate interpretation.

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