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Louis Jonker and Douglas Lawrie, Fishing for Jonah (Anew): Various Approaches to Biblical Interpretation
Bibliographical details: Jonker, L., and D. Lawrie, eds. (2005). Fishing for Jonah (Anew): Various Approaches to Biblical Interpretation. Study Guides in Religion and Theology, vol. 7. Stellenbosch: S… more →
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Malbon on "Author and Audience in Mark"
Peje Iesous wrote 1 week ago: I haven’t seen this book yet but I intend to buy it as soon as I am able. Not sure how I misse … more →
My favorite SBL Session (New Orleans 2009)
Peje Iesous wrote 2 weeks ago: It is often difficult to identify the most helpful series of papers at a given SBL (and when I say t … more →
Mark As Story: Retrospect and Prospect
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Peje Iesous wrote 1 month ago: Last month when discussing performance criticism I alluded to a book that I am currently co-editing … more →
Joel Williams on Robert Stein's Mark Commentary
Peje Iesous wrote 1 month ago: I just received the most recent email from the Review of Biblical Literature and in it Joel Williams … more →
Brief Primer on Narrative Criticism - Some Objections
ericfehr wrote 2 months ago: For the naysayers of Narrative Criticism (NC) here are your objections to the usefulness of NC as a … more →
A musing on my Master's thesis
ericfehr wrote 2 months ago: Yesterday I received my master’s thesis in the courier. I defended my thesis on March 25, 09 a … more →
Brief primer on Narrative Criticism part 1
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ericfehr wrote 2 months ago: You may have heard of Narrative criticism and be wondering ‘what is it and how does it apply t … more →
Literary and reader-oriented hermeneutics in the blogosphere
Peje Iesous wrote 2 months ago: The more biblioblogs I read, the more surprised I am at how often topics like narrative and reader-r … more →
"History-Like" narrative is like, err...history?
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Richard wrote 3 months ago: On pp. 119-120 of his Covenant and Eschatology Michael Horton writes: The turn to history that we ha … more →
Rethinking the Bible: the death of historical criticism (RRoundup)
Arthur wrote 6 months ago: It’s an exciting and empowering time to be doing theological study. We’ve made some str … more →
The Time Has Arrived
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curtiswlindsey wrote 7 months ago: With a year left in my program here at Dallas Seminary, I have now embarked on the task of writing m … more →
SCRIPTURE STUDY: Approaching the Story seriously as a story
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gvillecw wrote 10 months ago: This semester at the GCW, we’re going to look at a series of readings based on the Church … more →
Link to review added for Tryggve N. D. Mettinger, The Eden Narrative: A Literary and Religio-historical Study of Genesis 2–3
Dr Karl Möller wrote 10 months ago: Bibliographical details: Mettinger, T. N. D. (2007). The Eden Narrative: A Literary and Religio-Hist … more →
Philip Jenson, Reading Jonah
Dr Karl Möller wrote 1 year ago: Bibliographical details: Jenson, P. (1999). Reading Jonah. Grove Biblical Series, vol. 14. Cambridge … more →
V. George Shillington, Reading the Sacred Text: An Introduction to Biblical Studies
Dr Karl Möller wrote 1 year ago: Bibliographical details: Shillington, V. G. (2002). Reading the Sacred Text: An Introduction to Bibl … more →
David Holgate and Rachel Starr, SCM Studyguide to Biblical Hermeneutics
Dr Karl Möller wrote 1 year ago: Bibliographical details: Holgate, D., and R. Starr. (2006). SCM Studyguide to Biblical Hermeneutics. … more →
Worldview
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lmckenzie wrote 1 year ago: Notes on Worldview, Popcyle, Psychogeography: A Modernist Paradigm with Post-Modern Results cognitiv … more →
#2 - Chapter 9 from the Gospel of John
tylercorey wrote 1 year ago: Jen (my wife) needed a little extra time to sleep this morning, so I threw a fresh onesie (onesy?) o … more →
Louis Jonker and Douglas Lawrie, Fishing for Jonah (Anew): Various Approaches to Biblical Interpretation
Dr Karl Möller wrote 1 year ago: Bibliographical details: Jonker, L., and D. Lawrie, eds. (2005). Fishing for Jonah (Anew): Various A … more →
