N. T. Wright, one of the most highly respected biblical scholars in the world today, is research professor emeritus of New Testament and early Christianity at the University of St. Andrews and senior research fellow at Wycliffe Hall, Oxford. He is the author of over eighty books, including Simply Christian, Surprised by Hope, Paul and the Faithfulness of God, and The New Testament in Its World.
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Review of Biblical Literature "This work is vintage Wright and both an accessible treatment of Galatians and another readable introduction into his approach to Paul." Frank J. Matera in Interpretation "This is a strong commentary that has launched this series on a good trajectory, and I hope other volumes will succeed as well, for it is the kind of commentary that theological students and pastors will find helpful for their own formation and the formation of the church." Calvin Theological Journal "You cannot dive into [Wright's] chapters to resolve some exegetical problem. You have to keep up with him and see how his long argument is unfolding. And when you do, you see Paul in a new light, and Galatians will never look quite the same." Religious Studies Review "This work will take its place as a clear distillation of Wright's main project for reinterpreting Paul and Judaism."