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· 4d ago
Christology, Hermeneutics, and Hebrews: A Summary
With book like Christology, Hermeneutics, and Hebrews, it is difficult for me to write a true review of the book; I would be stuck writing thirteen separate reviews for each of the chapters in the book. So instead I offer an apology for why you should read this book. If time permits, I will post [..
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Theological Musings
· 1W ago
Quote of the Day
Today’s QOTD is brought to you by Gareth Cockerill: First and most fundamentally, God’s word in the incarnate, obedient, now exalted Son fulfills all that God has said. Therefore, the Son stands in complete continuity with and fulfills all previous revelation. Second, the Old Covenant with its pries
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Theological Musings
· 1W ago
In The Mail: The Eerdmans Edition
Eedrmans was kind to send over a review copy of Frederick Bruner’s The Gospel of John: A Commentary and Gareth Cockerill’s commentary on Hebrews, F. F. Bruce’s replacement in the NICNT. I have been waiting a while for Cockerill’s contribution to Hebrews scholarship, so I cannot wait to dig into it.
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Theological Musings
· 1W ago
In The Mail: The Edwin Mellen Press Edition
Edwin Mellen Press sent over a review copy of Jon Isaak’s Situating the Letter to the Hebrews in Early Christian History. A review will appear here once I get to reading it.
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Theological Musings
· 2W ago
Side Project Blog
I have decided to venture out of the book of Hebrews and I have landed in a few canonical books later. I have decided to poke my head around a bit in the tiny, yet powerful letter of Jude. So if you have time or are up late with insomnia one night, please do check [...]
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Theological Musings
· 2W ago
Tolle Lege!
The German Bible Society has put their critical texts-NA27, UBS GNT, LXX, BHS, and the Vulgate-online in unicode font! This is a great thing for all who love these incredibly important texts. Save them to your browser or whatever it is called, and read up! NA27 UBS GNT LXX BHS Vulgate
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Theological Musings
· 2W ago
In the Mail
It has been like Christmas for me this last week or so. A number of publishers have been gracious and have sent along some nice review copies. Here is what I received in the mail recently:
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Theological Musings
· 3W ago
In the Mail: Christology, Hermeneutics, and Hebrews
The fine folks over at Continuum were kind enough to send along a review copy of Christology, Hermeneutics, and Hebrews: Profiles from the History of Interpretation, edited by Jon Laansma and Daniel Treier, both of whom are professors at Wheaton College. Here is a description of the book: Christolog
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Theological Musings
· 1M ago
Review of Pheme Perkin’s First Corinthians (ΠΑΙΔΕΙΑ Commentaries on the New Testament)
First Corinthians ΠΑΙΔΕΙΑ Commentaries on the New Testament Pheme Perkins Baker Academic, 2012 Thanks to Baker for this review copy With the publication of Pheme Perkins commentary on First Corinthians, the excellent ΠΑΙΔΕΙΑ Commentaries on the New Testament now has eight volumes in print (two more
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· 1M ago
Paideia: Commentaries on the New Testament on Pre-Pub
My employer Logos Bible Software has on Pre-Pub the excellent ΠΑΙΔΕΙΑ (Paideia) Commentary series. I cannot say enough wonderful things about this series! I first came into contact with ΠΑΙΔΕΙΑ through James Thompson’s volume on Hebrews. I was immediately struck with how well this series is able to
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