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Todd (PhD) is Assistant Professor of International Studies at Dallas International University.

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Cliff (MTh, SATS) is addicted to Hebrews and building guitar pedals.

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Family and Marriage Family Worship, by Donald Whitney, $3.99 Family Driven Faith: Doing What It Takes to Raise Sons and Daughters Who Walk with God, by Voddie Baucham Jr., $3.99 Family Shepherds: Calling and Equipping Men to Lead Their Homes, by Voddie Baucham Jr., $3.99 Bringing the Gospel Home, by Randy Newman, $2.99 Date Your Wife, by Justin Buzzard, $2.99   Worship and Theology The Great Commission to Worship: Biblical Principles for Worship-Based Evangelism, by David Wheeler and Vernon M. Whaley,…

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Exegetical Tools Quarterly 2.1 (2016) Now Available Online

We’re pleased to offer this third issue of our Quarterly. If you’re not familiar with our Quarterly, it’s a resource-based, free online publication that includes reviews, new book notices, short discussions on current issues, pieces on learning and improving biblical languages, featured resources, research resources, and interviews….

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Greek Webinar: Diognetus 9:2-5

Watch us translate together through the Epistle to Diognetus, which contains some of the most literary Greek in the Apostolic Fathers. This passage presents many lexemes that are unfamiliar and rare in the NT. But the difficulty of the vocabulary is balanced by the parallelisms that help make translation easier….

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Greek Webinar: Galatians 1 in Sinaiticus

This week we tried something new again and translated six verses from Galatians 1 in a digital image of Sinaiticus, courtesy of BibleWorks 10. We had some better participation this week but could still use a few more users with microphones! I read out what people type so everyone can hear it, but bring yourselves next week with a microphone….

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All That the Prophets Have Declared: The Appropriation of Scripture in the Emergence of Christianity, ed. Matthew Malcolm

This book was the product of a symposium in Perth Australia at Trinity Theological College. Key speakers were Larry Hurtado, Roland Deines, Allan Chapple, and Mark Seifrid. As the title indicates, the papers focused on the use of Scripture in early Christianity and what we can glean from that for knowledge about the emergence of early Christianity, and topic very well connected with Hurtado’s work….

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Greek Webinar: Jude 20-25

This week we translated through the end of Jude together,. It’s not difficult Greek, but it’s actually a well-balanced discourse and gives us some insight into Jude’s rhetorical skill.

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Four New Books on Paul to Notice

Paul the Jew. Especially since WD Davies’ Paul and Rabbinic Judaism, the quest for Paul’s Jewishness has continued. Of course Paul has other influences aside from Judaism, but his Jewish roots do often seem to be the most prominent. This new ….

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