Major Works:
* The Setting of the Sermon on the Mount: (1964) - This seminal work is considered one of the most important studies of the Sermon on the Mount. It analyzes the historical and cultural context of Jesus' teachings.
* The Gospel and the Land: (1974) - Explores the significance of land and agricultural imagery in the New Testament, particularly in the Gospels.
* The Significance of the Boundary: The Jewish Background of the NT: (1992) - Examines the cultural and religious boundaries that shaped the understanding of the early church.
* The Chosen People: The History and Interpretation of the Old Testament: A Concise Introduction (1998) - Provides a comprehensive overview of the Old Testament, its historical context, and its theological themes.
Other Notable Works:
* Paul and the Jews: (1982) - Analyzes the relationship between Paul and Judaism in the early church.
* The Sermon on the Mount: Its Context and Meaning: (1976) - Offers a more concise study of the Sermon on the Mount than his earlier work.
* The Divine Presence: The Jewish Background of the NT: (1983) - Explores the Jewish concept of the divine presence and its influence on the New Testament.
* The Bible and the People of God: Old Testament History and Interpretation: (1985) - Offers a historical and theological perspective on the Old Testament.
* A Concise Introduction to the Bible: (2000) - Provides an accessible introduction to the entire Bible.
Davies' works are characterized by their depth of scholarship, attention to historical context, and clear and engaging prose. He has significantly contributed to the understanding of the New Testament and the Jewish background of Christianity.