"The enduring relevance of the Torah in the life of God's people has long been a subject of theological inquiry, often positioned at the intersection of covenantal continuity and Christian identity. In An Introduction to Pronomianism: Essays on One Torah Theology in Modern Christianity , Dr. Benjamin Szumskyj and David Wilber have curated an essential volume that engages this conversation with depth, scholarship, and a commitment to biblical fidelity. I commend An Introduction to Pronomianism for its exegetical integrity and its careful engagement with the biblical text. This work will undoubtedly serve as a cornerstone resource for those seeking to understand the theological underpinnings of pronomian thought and its implications for contemporary faith communities. For pastors, theologians, and lay believers grappling with the continuity of God's law and the teachings of Messiah, this volume is an invaluable guide. It challenges prevailing paradigms with scholarly precision and pastoral sensitivity, reminding us that the Torah is indeed 'holy, righteous, and good' (Rom. 7:12) and continues to instruct, sanctify, and bless those who seek to walk in God's ways.

"--Matt Nappier, Ph.D., Biblical Studies in the Old Testament.