“In The Catholic Epistles, Hebrews, and Revelation, Daniel J. Scholz masterfully integrates the later New Testament writings into the broader theological, ecclesial, literary, and social contexts in which they were composed.  Solidly rooted in the best modern scholarship, his approach is both profoundly Catholic and thoroughly historical, revealing to students the connections between the biblical writings and the postbiblical Christian tradition to which they gave rise.  As an accessible and reliable text for undergraduates beginning their Scripture studies, the book stands apart from a crowded field.  Both students and teachers are indebted to Dr. Scholz for his clear and concise presentation of the scholarly debates and theological issues that make these writings especially important.  Highly recommended!”