You'll find these authors helpful in your study of Biblical Theology:
GK Beale, James Hamilton, T. Desmond Alexander, L. Michael Morales, and Scott Hafemann
40 Questions about Biblical Theology
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Invitation to Biblical Theology
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Biblical Theology
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The New Creation and the Storyline of Scripture
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What Is Biblical Theology?
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Exodus Old and New: A Biblical Theology of Redemption
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From Eden to the New Jerusalem
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God Dwells Among Us
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Beale and McKim see Eden as the temple (dwelling) of God which is rebuilt and expanded in Christ and the Church.
Understanding Biblical Theology
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Klink and Lockett attempt to present five different approaches to BT ranging from the more historical to the more theological. They illustrate each BT type with theologians James Barr, D. A. Carson, N. T. Wright, Brevard Childs, and Francis Watson.
Biblical Theology
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This book has 19 helpful articles on biblical theology by various scholars.
Who Shall Ascend the Mountain of the Lord?
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The Incomparable God
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God's Glory in Salvation Through Judgment
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Hamilton sees the title of this book as the best choice for a central theme in Scripture. He finds the theme in six parts: the torah, the prophets, the writings, the Gospels/Acts, the letters, and Revelation.
Kingdom Through Covenant
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This book finds a middle way between dispensationalism and covenant theology. Gentry's chapters focus more on the progressive development of the biblical covenants, while Wellum's introductory and concluding chapters focus more on the theological implications of that development.
Biblical Theology
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Vos (1862-1949) is considered by many to be the "father of Reformed biblical theology." This book has been highly influential.
Hope for a Tender Sprig: Jehoiachin in Biblical Theology
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The Rule of Faith and Biblical Theology
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A Biblical Theology of Water
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