The World around the Old Testament, ed. Arnold and Strawn
A unique, up-to-date volume that focuses exclusively on the ancient Near Eastern nations that are relevant for Old Testament studies.
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A unique, up-to-date volume that focuses exclusively on the ancient Near Eastern nations that are relevant for Old Testament studies.
Practical theology for today’s issues, starting at $1.99.
How do you interpret Revelation, and are you even aware that your approach isn’t the only one?
Logos has many packages, but this one is very specifically geared toward first-year seminary students. How helpful will it be?
Interdisciplinary coverage of the disciplines affected by hermeneutics.
How would you define Matthew, Mark, and Luke in just one page?
Matthew Bates has argued that justification by faith is not part of the gospel message. Is he right?
A classic and concise survey of the New Testament’s teaching on the gospel, with some brilliance and some ideas that sparked twentieth century debates.
How is 1 Corinthians structured? Visual learners will be delighted to open up Scott Bashoor’s work Visual Outline Charts of the New Testament (SCS Press, 2020).
Can the importance of context be visualized?
A unique and innovative resource, Visual Charts of the New Testament (SCS Press, 2020) introduces, surveys, and outlines every book of the NT in single-page charts, breaking them into discourse units and smaller sub-sections.
In this episode of Tool Talk, Travis interviews author Scott Bashoor, faculty associate and instructor at The Master’s Seminary and University and co-pastor at Community Bible Church in Anaheim, CA.
Thinking in terms of discourse and outlining Scripture visually can help Bible teachers, Bible preachers, and Bible readers display how the parts relate to the whole and better understand the Word.