The latest issue of Review & Expositor, Vol. 107, No. 4, fall 2010, is now available.
The focus of the issue is “The Economy and the Kingdom of God.” I highlight this issue because it seems particularly relevant and timely. I should also note that I was the issue editor for this volume, so I am bias about it. The major essays are “Amos Economics” by Robert Ellis, “Ancient Economics–Modern Interpreters: The World of Jesus” by David May, “Pastoral Care During Economic Crisis” by Ruth Lofgren Rosell, “Left Behind: The American Dream and the Hispanic Dilemma” by Miguel De La Torre, and “‘Jesus Was a Low Wage Work’: Reading the Bible in the Living Wage Movement” by Tina Pippin. An excellent expository article is by Andre Resner, “Widow’s Mite or Widow’s Plight: On Exegetical Abuse, Textual Harassment and Learning Prophetic Exegesis.” There is something for everyone in this particular issue. Hope some of you might have an opportunity to check out a few of the essays.
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