The Hodder Bible Commentary: Luke

Non-technical, readable and accessible. * Evangelicals Now *
What a delight to have David Peterson’s commentary on Luke. Years of scholarly reflection, research, writing and teaching, put alongside Christ-honouring, life-changing preaching, are brilliantly distilled into one clarifying volume which makes sense of the text, and keeps the whole gospel and each part in brilliant balance. I’m thrilled to see this wonderful resource made available. – Chris Green, Vicar of St James, Muswell Hill, UK
Here is an ordered, thoughtful, (technically) progressive, contextualised commentary which places Luke’s gospel in the unfolding revelation of God, for his people and those seeking him. Luke himself would surely have approved. – David Monro, Former Chair of the Oak Hill College Council and the Centre for Muslim Christian Studies, Oxford
This is yet another excellent work by accomplished Biblical scholar David Peterson. David has produced a commentary that will be helpful to those in full time ministry as well as to those lay folk (like me?) who need help in preparing the occasional expository talk. I have used the commentary and I commend it without reservation. – Colonel Edward Armitstead
Peterson’s scholarship is not flaunted, but it provides a solid bedrock to his immensely helpful Introduction, and to the comprehensive exposition that follows. He is well aware of divergent interpretations of the text, and conflicting views of its authenticity; but he gently and persuasively asserts an essentially conservative view of Scripture, informed by academic studies and by a broad understanding of church and cultural contexts. – Steve Weatherly-Barton * Preach Magazine *
Academically informed and pastorally sensitive, this lucid commentary on Luke’s Gospel exemplifies the kind of “serious exposition” that the Hodder Bible Commentary series aims to achieve. Peterson brings a lifetime of study to bear in a work that is filled with fresh insights and replete with references guiding readers to resources for further study. * Christopher S. Chen, author, Evil Empire? Government Officials as Proponents of the Gospel in Luke-Acts and Beyond *

David G. Peterson teaches at Cornhill Sydney and Moore College in Sydney, Australia. Formerly Principal of Oak Hill Theological College in London, he is the author of commentaries on Romans (BTCP), Hebrews (Tyndale) and Acts (Pillar), and other books including Engaging with God (a biblical theology of worship) and Possessed by God: A New Testament Theology of Sanctification and Holiness (NSBT).

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