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Everlasting Dominion: An Old Testament Theology by Eugene H. Merrill
Much thanks to Jim Baird and Holman & Broadman Academic for this review copy: Everlasting Dominion: An Old Testament Theology by Eugene H. Merrill Hardcover: 672 pages Publisher: Holman Academic … more →
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nateclaiborne wrote 1 week ago: I’m not sure if the delay in writing this particular entry was due to the subject matter or ju … more →
Everlasting Dominion: An Old Testament Theology by Eugene H. Merrill
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tc robinson wrote 1 week ago: Much thanks to Jim Baird and Holman & Broadman Academic for this review copy: Everlasting Domini … more →
How About the Intestines of God!
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tc robinson wrote 2 weeks ago: Apparently the Hebrews tied their emotions to their internal organs. For example, to capture the in … more →
The Purpose of Light and Darkness... in the Creation Narrative
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tc robinson wrote 3 weeks ago: How about reading the creation-narrative as functional rather than simply informational—as wh … more →
Current Trends in Old Testament Studies
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Richard wrote 2 months ago: Listen to Rev. Andrew Compton’s Academy lecture, “Current Trends in Old Testament Studie … more →
Robert Jenson: Burns Lecture 3 – The New Testament and the Regula Fidei
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Jason Goroncy wrote 4 months ago: Professor Jenson’s third Burns Lecture was concerned with the emergence of the NT as canon. In … more →
Robert Jenson: Burns Lecture 2 - The Tanakh as Christian Scripture
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Jason Goroncy wrote 4 months ago: The Burns Lectures are definitely warming up. In this lecture Robert Jenson dealt with the Tanakh, o … more →
Triumph of the Ugly Duckling
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theworldofmojo wrote 4 months ago: Everyone likes an good underdog story. Everybody likes to see the little guy rise up and somehow com … more →
Leadership for Hard Economic Times: Keeping Our Eyes on God
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tc robinson wrote 5 months ago: In the last few weeks or so, I’ve devoted some quality time to the study of the attributes and … more →
What is the "right" order of the Old Testament canon?
Dan Lowe wrote 6 months ago: Jim Hamilton has a fascinating post on the topic of the structure of the Old Testament canon over at … more →
Why Don’t We Hear More Evangelical Sermons from the Old Testament???
Dan Lowe wrote 7 months ago: Are you a preacher? Or a Sunday School teacher? Or a parent concerned about educating your childre … more →
The Bible and Socialism
astandard wrote 7 months ago: “There is an evil which I have seen under the sun, and it is common among men: a man to whom G … more →
Three Views of the New Testament's Use of the Old Testament
jeffmooney wrote 8 months ago: Justin Taylor Andy Naselli has a helpful post giving an overview of the new Zondervan book, Three Vi … more →
The True Believer's Relationship to the Bible: Job 23:12
astandard wrote 9 months ago: “Neither have I gone back from the commandment of His lips; I have esteemed the words of His m … more →
David Hymes and Intertextuality
jeffmooney wrote 9 months ago: Charles Halton David Hymes has a very informative series going on the topic of intertextuality: Par … more →
Evangelicals and the Current Discussion concerning the Date of the Exodus
jeffmooney wrote 9 months ago: “[A]lthough the Biblical texts seem to require a date in the middle of the 15th century BC, archeol … more →
Professor Darrell Bock and I have Something in Common: How the NT Use the OT
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tc robinson wrote 9 months ago: Not only are we progressive in our eschatology, but professor Bock and I share the same view of the … more →
Woodhouse on Preaching OT Narrative
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jeffmooney wrote 9 months ago: Here are some great lectures that Justin Taylor posted from John Woodhouse (Principal of Moore Theol … more →
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