Zondervan Illustrated Bible Backgrounds Commentary, Old Testament, Vol.1: A Review (Pt. 1)
Zondervan Illustrated Bible Backgrounds Commentary: Old Testament: Vol. 1, Genesis-Deuteronomy. Edited by John H. Walton Grand Rapids, MI: Zondervan 2009 Reviewed by Clifford B. Kvidahl *This is the first in what w

You’ve Got Mail Yet Again
A special thanks to Andrew Rogers at Zondervan for two review copies:

I Found Some Leisure Reading
Desiring to read a little Aristotle on Rhetoric, I found the Greek text as well as a commentary on Rhetoric over at Perseus.  Needless to say I am a bit excited.

You’ve Got Mail
Many thanks goes out to Jesse Hillman at Zondervan for a review copy of Zondervan Illustrated Bible Background Commentary,

Faith in the Wilderness
No doubt anyone who has spent time in Scripture knows full well Hebrews 11 and the “Hall of Faith.”  It is one of the greatest passages on faith and trust in the New Testament.  Many of the lives of OT saints are used by Auctor to illustrate how ones faith is to be manifested in the face of extreme trial and temptation.  But what seems to be odd for the reader at first glance is the placement of this list at this section of Auctor’s sermon.  Why, after spending three chapters (Heb 7-10) expounding in some depth the cultic priesthood and sacrifice, does Auctor now shift his focus to a brief history of OT Israel and their faith and trust in God?  While it