Remember Their Sin No More?

“One hears it said that forgiveness is just a New Testament idea: the Old Testament God is too wrathful to forgive people and the Israelites are too vengeful to forgive anyone! How excellent it therefore is to have this study of key passages in the Old Testament that talk about God's forgiveness and about people forgiving each other (without oversimplifying what the Old Testament does have to say).”

—John Goldingay, Fuller Theological Seminary



“Despite its theological import, the concept of forgiveness has often been neglected in academic writing. This well-rounded and tightly edited volume rectifies this omission and sheds new and significant light on the topic. I can highly recommend it.”

—Lena-Sofia Tiemeyer, Örebro School of Theology



“In remember their sin no more?, readers have the opportunity to grapple with some of the key biblical texts related to the theme of forgiveness. Guided by a group of renowned scholars, readers do not find here simplistic answers but helpful guidance for navigating both divine and human dimensions of forgiveness in Scripture. A must-read for those interested in the conception and practice of this important theme.”

—Mark J. Boda, McMaster Divinity College



“This volume, with its host of insightful contributors, initiates an overdue discussion of an issue crucial for our contemporary world. In doing so, it participates in work which bolsters the case for clear continuity between the Christian Testaments. For these reasons, among others, it is a worthwhile read.”

—Brittany N. Melton, Palm Beach Atlantic University

David J. Shepherd is associate professor in Hebrew Bible/Old Testament at the School of Religion, Theology, and Peace Studies, Trinity College Dublin.

Richard S. Briggs is prior of the Community of St Cuthbert, St Nics Church, Durham, and visiting research fellow in Old Testament, Cranmer Hall, St John's College, Durham University.