Biblical Monographs
Scholarly writings by Philip G. Roets STL, SSL
The Meaning of Covenant in the Old Testament
An exploration of the Hebrew concept of "berith" (covenant) and its central role in understanding God's relationship with Israel and, ultimately, with all humanity.
The Psalms as Prayer
A study of the Book of Psalms as the prayer book of Israel and the Church — examining how these ancient poems express the full range of human experience before God.
Paul's Theology of Grace
An analysis of Paul's revolutionary teaching on grace, justification, and faith — particularly as expressed in his letters to the Romans and Galatians.
The Sermon on the Mount
A detailed commentary on Matthew 5–7, exploring the Beatitudes, the Lord's Prayer, and the radical ethical demands of the Kingdom of God.
Eschatology: The Last Things
A Biblical and theological reflection on death, judgment, heaven, and hell — drawing on both Old and New Testament sources to articulate the Christian hope.
The Role of Women in the Bible
An examination of the significant women of Scripture — from Miriam and Deborah in the Old Testament to Mary Magdalene and Priscilla in the New — and their vital contributions to salvation history.