About the Author

Dr. David L. Palmer holds a PhD in New Testament backgrounds from Hebrew Union College. He received a Master of Divinity and a Master of Theology from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. He serves as Senior Pastor of Kenwood Baptist Church, Cincinnati, Ohio, and as New Testament Adjunct Faculty at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary.

Reviews

"Anyone interested in an overview of the New Testament that does justice both to its historical setting and to its message can do no better than to read Palmer's survey thoughtfully. Comprehensive in scope, it is clearly written and strikes just the right level of depth. Highly recommended." Dr. Moisés Silva, Former Mary French Rockefeller Distinguished Professor of New Testament Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary "Readers often get lost in the details in reading the Scriptures. David Palmer's timeline and biblical theology help readers chart their way through the New Testament story and are a helpful resource for understanding the Scriptures." Dr. Thomas R. Schreiner, Associate DeanJames Buchanan Harrison Professor of New Testament Interpretation The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary "To prevent enemies from sabotaging good ropes with ones that fray under the stress of battle, the British navy created a quick assurance of quality by weaving a single red thread in the middle of all official ropes. David Palmer's Casket Empty New Testament Study Guide does the same. He weaves major theological themes through various genres of Scripture, by many authors, over decades of time and context. I marvel at my students who marvel as God's Word finally makes sense and unifies around the person of Christ." Dr. Case Thorp, Senior Associate PastorFirst Presbyterian Church, Orlando, Florida "David Palmer, a man who loves the Bible, has given us a highly accessible and well-organized overview of God's redemptive story in the New Testament, which helps the reader to grasp and fit together the historical events and unifying message of the Bible. I recommend this to anyone who wants to better understand Scripture, whether that be a Christian in the US, a seeker in Indonesia, or a pastor in Iran." Darren Carlson, President Training Leaders International