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Gordon McConville, The Old Testament
Bibliographical details: McConville, J. G. (1996). The Old Testament. Teach Yourself Books. London: Hodder & Stoughton. Publisher’s information: The Bible has had a profound effect on the w… more »
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Kevin Vanhoozer on the "Thin Description" Often Given by Commentators
Andrew Compton wrote 2 days ago: I was reading the book After Pentecost: Language and Biblical Interpretation (vol. 2 of Zondervan … more »
Gordon McConville, The Old Testament
Dr Karl Möller wrote 2 months ago: Bibliographical details: McConville, J. G. (1996). The Old Testament. Teach Yourself Books. London: … more »
Robert Strimple on Gospels Criticism
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Andrew Compton wrote 2 months ago: I often find myself reflecting on the presuppositions at work in critical Biblical scholarship and … more »
Response to John Hobbins on NT Eschatology
oecolampadius wrote 2 months ago: “I think the first thing that must be admitted is that the various eschatological scenarios attest … more »
Louis Jonker and Douglas Lawrie, Fishing for Jonah (Anew): Various Approaches to Biblical Interpretation
Dr Karl Möller wrote 2 months ago: Bibliographical details: Jonker, L., and D. Lawrie, eds. (2005). Fishing for Jonah (Anew): Various A … more »
Graeme Goldsworthy's assessment of historical criticism's presuppositions
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Andrew Compton wrote 3 months ago: This morning I read a chapter in Graeme Goldsworthy’s book Gospel Centered Hermeneutics entitl … more »
V. George Shillington, Reading the Sacred Text: An Introduction to Biblical Studies
Dr Karl Möller wrote 3 months ago: Bibliographical details: Shillington, V. G. (2002). Reading the Sacred Text: An Introduction to Bibl … more »
John Goldingay, Models for Interpretation of Scripture
Dr Karl Möller wrote 3 months ago: Bibliographical details: Goldingay, J. (1995). Models for Interpretation of Scripture. Grand Rapids, … more »
Susan E. Gillingham, One Bible, Many Voices: Different Approaches to Biblical Studies
Dr Karl Möller wrote 3 months ago: Bibliographical details: Gillingham, S. E. (1998). One Bible, Many Voices: Different Approaches to B … more »
John Barton, Reading the Old Testament: Method in Biblical Study
Dr Karl Möller wrote 4 months ago: Bibliographical details: Barton, J. (1996). Reading the Old Testament: Method in Biblical Study. 2nd … more »
Writing Fiction is Not Far From History Writing
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oecolampadius wrote 4 months ago: I have been reading Rabbi Jesus by Bruce Chilton, and I have come to the conclusion that writing his … more »
Not Open to Logical Scrutiny: The Day of the Lord According to the Encyclopedia of Judaica
oecolampadius wrote 4 months ago: The Day of the Lord became the Day of Christ, or the Second Advent in the early church. It would see … more »
a narrative to bridge the theological canyon
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cobus wrote 4 months ago: I actually attended TGIF this morning, how I got out of bed I do not know, but I did it. Michael Ne … more »
NT Eschatology: Delay of the Parousia
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oecolampadius wrote 4 months ago: It is well-known that there is a problem (depending on the way you look at it) in the New Tes … more »
On the "Secondary Sources" page . . .
blogmeridian2 wrote 4 months ago: (which, by the way, you’ll find the link for over in the left gutter), the interested reader c … more »
Ratzinger on the Relationship between the Magisterium and Exegetes
Jason Goroncy wrote 8 months ago: Just finished reading Ratzinger’s 2003 address ‘On the Relationship between the Magister … more »
Nineteenth-Century Theology Group
Jason Goroncy wrote 9 months ago: Those with an interest in PT Forsyth (as all should have!) might be keen to know about The Nineteent … more »
On Gospel, Historical Criticism and Faith
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Jason Goroncy wrote 1 year ago: ‘It is the Gospel that must save the Church and its beliefs; it is not the Church that can eve … more »
John Barton (ed.), The Cambridge Companion to Biblical Interpretation
Dr Karl Möller wrote 1 year ago: Bibliographical details: Barton, John (ed.) (1998). The Cambridge Companion to Biblical Interpretati … more »
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