Beth M. Stovell is Professor of Old Testament and Chair of General
Theological Studies at Ambrose Seminary of Ambrose University in
Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Besides Beth's co-authored book The Book
of the Twelve with David J. Fuller in the Cascade Companions
series, her books include Mapping Metaphorical Discourse in the
Fourth Gospel (Brill), Making Sense of Motherhood (Wipf and Stock),
Biblical Hermeneutics (IVP) with Stanley E. Porter, and Theodicy
and Hope in the Book of the Twelve (Bloomsbury T&T Clark) with
George Athas, Daniel Timmer, and Colin Toffelmire. Beth is
currently writing a book on interpreting biblical metaphor and
writing commentaries on the Minor Prophets, Ezekiel, Hosea, and
John's Gospel.
David J. Fuller is assistant professor of Old Testament at Torch
Trinity Graduate University in Seoul, South Korea.
"These authors have produced an accessible, thematic treatment of
the Book of the Twelve. Their book will be a great benefit for
those seeking a course textbook because of its readability and
thought-provoking reflection questions for students to
consider."
--James Nogalski, Baylor University
"An accessible engagement with the theological riches of the Book
of the Twelve with attention to the best in recent scholarship.
This book provides a new starting point for all those interested in
the message of these (clearly more than) 'minor' prophets."
--Mark J. Boda, McMaster Divinity College
"This is an inspiring book on the Twelve because it fills a gap in
the study of these prophets and encourages us to look out for
common recurring themes in our reading. The authors not only offer
us a fresh way of reading the Twelve as a unity but pull together a
variety of topics that run through this prophetic collection,
bringing to the surface the valuable diversity of theological
voices on each topic."
--Myrto Theocharous, Greek Bible College
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