Baker traces the connection between Scripture and covenant in early Judaism and early Christianity to explain the rapid rise of Christian Scripture within the first century.
Levi S. Baker (Ph.D., Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary) is Assistant Professor of New Testament at William Tennent School of Theology. He also lectures in both Old and New Testaments at several institutions. His research and writing focus on elucidating the New Testaments relationship to the religious world of Second Temple Judaism, including the Old Testament. His forthcoming volume English Grammar for Students Learning New Testament Greek (co-authored with L. Scott Kellum) aims to reduce student confusion when learning New Testament Greek.
