The Bloomsbury Companion to Metaphysics, eds. Manson and Barnard
The kind of book you want as a companion, updating you on all the modern discussions in an organized manner.
We’ll e-mail you a weekly Greek paradigm with instruction and translation exercises.
We’ll e-mail you five lessons in difficult Greek texts to push your language skills.
The kind of book you want as a companion, updating you on all the modern discussions in an organized manner.
What does it take to get the Bible translated into a new language, especially if that language exists among a people group in a remote, distant land?
Why should a pastor consider doctoral studies? What does an average week look like? Is there such a thing? Whether you’re a pastor considering PhD studies, a seminarian looking to the future, or a curious veteran, this interview with Jason Kees (PhD, Biblical Studies) will be insightful and encouraging.
A novel proposal that Jude was occasioned by Judean zealots recruiting for the Jewish Wars leading up to the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem.
Yes, the Letter to the Romans clearly states the Gospel, but in a way that Gentiles and Jews will together rejoice in the Messiah.
Todd Chipman (associate professor of biblical studies at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary) writes on a specific grammatical feature of 1 John, explaining how John’s use of articular substantival participles reinforces the consistency of Christian belief and behavior.
If you thought that learning Biblical Hebrew was impossible, then you need to try shifting your priorities. That’s how the authors of a new grammar have built a thriving Hebrew program.
Keep your biblical Hebrew for a lifetime by getting into the text more quickly and understanding the language more deeply.
Perhaps the Proverbs 31 woman isn’t called “virtuous” after all.
If you seek the glory of God in the Son of God by the Spirit of God through the Scriptures, there are few better companions than Jonathan Edwards. If you seek a mutual friend to introduce you to Edwards, there are few better guides than Owen Strachan in Always in God’s Hands.