We waited 5 years for it, and it would have been worth waiting 4. I would be lying if I said that this third in Wright's series measured up to the last two; but this is like saying that rubies are not as valuable as diamonds. TROSOG suffers only from the debilitation of taking too many diversions from the main route. Many of the details that made this a 760-page monster (longer by 100 pages than the 2nd volume, 200 pages than the 1st) are background knowledge that may not have been needed. Thus the word is that you will dig harder for the treasure in this volume, but it will be worth it -- in particular, the parts about the nature of Jewish resurrection, how this is portrayed in the NT, and determining historically how the resurrection is the most plausible and sufficient explanation for the Christian faith. Eat and try not to gorge.