"Each chapter in this book is a study by an expert in the field, which provides a clarifying overview of the role and function of Deuteronomy on Early Christianity...This is a valuable work for any New Testament scholar." - M. Du Toit (University of Pretoria), Neotestamentica 42.1, 2008

Neotestamentica 42.1 (2008)

Review in International Review of Biblical Studies, vol. 54:2007/08

Mentioned in Svensk Exegetisk Årsbok (Swedish Exegetical Yearbook), vol. 74 (2009)

"The work in this volume is methodologically sophisticated and demonstrates that recently acquired knowledge of the hermeneutics of scriptural text-referencing is being put to good use...a pleasure to read, and I look forward with anticipation to other volumes in the series." - Michael A. Lyons, Assistant Professor of Old Testament at Simpson University, USA, August 2008

Michael A. Lyons, Review of Biblical Literature

"...this is a helpful collection of essays that should assist in the evaluation of a number of issues in New Testament scholarship, not least the vexing questions pertaining to the reception of the law in early Christian theology and praxis. The editors and authors deserve our gratitude. We look forward to the next volume on the Minor Prophets in the New Testament; might we also hope for a volume on the other books of Torah?" - David Lincicum, Review of Biblical Literature, August 2008

David Lincicum, Review of Biblical Literature