Achtemeier, Elizabeth. "Preaching the Prophets with Honor." Leadership Journal, Fall 1997

Distinguished homiletics professor discusses issues of preaching prophetic books, often the least preached part of the Scriptures. Achtemeier develops four significant (though often overlooked) features of the Prophets which ought to be reflected in preaching and teaching from the prophets.

Bock, Darrell . "Evangelical and the Use of the Old Testament in the New ." Bibliotheca Sacra , 142 (1985) 209-223, 306-319.

In a two-part article, Dallas Research Professor of New Testament Studies, Professor of Spiritual Development and Culture discusses the lack of consensus among evangelicals with respect to issues surrounding the N.T. use of the O.T.

Blomberg, Craig L. "Interpreting Old Testament Prophetic Literature in Matthew: Double Fulfillment," Trinity Journal 23NS (2002) 17-33

Updates two decades of conversation on the NT's use of OT prophets. Blomberg argues from his work in Matthew and Isaiah for a "double fulfillment" while rejecting the "sensus plenior" idea. He concludes that Matthew understood certain prophecies with greater content than did the OT prophet but that Matthew understood Isaiah "consciously to have intended his oracles to refer to events both in the near and the more distant future."

Carson, Donald A. . "New Perspectives on Paul" Lecture series.

Constructive critique of what is commonly refered to as "new perspectives on Paul" by Research Professor of N.T., Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, delivered at Reformed Seminary, Charlotte, April 2005. The issues raised by the NPP discussion include hermeneutics and exegesis, the continuity and discontinuity between the Testaments. These have bearing on one's understanding of the theology of the Hebrew Bible as well as the N.T. Lecture One; Lecture Two; Lecture Three

Ferris, Paul. "Prophecy & Renewal: Historical Synopsis"

A reader's brief on the geopolitical setting of the prophets. It includes a brief on the social and spiritual situation of the prophets and their first audience as well as links to background graphics and primary source texts.

Habel, Norman. “The Form and Significance of the Call Narratives.”ZAW 77 (1965): 297-323.

Discusses call narratives found in the Hebrew Bible with special focus on the "callings" of Isaiah, Jeremiah and Ezekiel.

Kaiser, Walter. "Inner Biblical Exegesis as a Model for Bridging the "Then" and "Now" Gap: Hos. 12:1-6." JETS 28/1 (1985) 33-46.

Kaiser does a "case study" of biblical exegesis and the distinction between the meaning of an ancient text and the significance of that single meaning for others in a different time and place.

Kaiser, Walter. "The Single Intent of Scripture ." in Evangelical Roots, ed. Kenneth S. Kantzer, 123-141. Nashville: Nelson, 1978..

Reminiscent of the discussion regarding consitutional law, Kaiser tackles subjectivism in evangelical exegesis. From historical and exegetical data, he argues with a dual-author (God & human) claim of "double-meaning" or sensus plenior in favor of an original single intent.