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This new handbook from Brill is a unique volume that you may or may not want in your library. Because texts are constantly being edited and readings are being better deciphered, the authors believe such a handbook is not superfluous, but supplements other textual editions already published (xix). There are no translations, commentaries, discussions of dating, or any other….
One of the greatest benefits of learning Greek is being able to conduct word studies. One of the greatest dangers of learning Greek is being able to conduct word studies.
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Blogs
Phil Long posted the October Biblical Studies Carnival, and Jim West posted his Avignonian Carnival. Check these out for some of the best of biblioblogging from October.
Wayne Coppins at German for Neutestamentler introduced Heinrich von Siebenthal and translated an excerpt from his Greek grammar….
The Ugarit liturgical texts have received a good amount of attention since their discovery, often because of their significance for the Old Testament. Ugaritic liturgical texts contain word and deed, incantations and sacrifices. The Old Testament does as well, but they are more often separated, as we see cultic instructions in Leviticus 1-7 and praises and song in the psalms, for example. The importance of these texts makes Olmo Lete’s book significant for Ugaritic and OT scholars alike. His work was originally published with CDL Press in 1999 and reprinted in paperback by Eisenbrauns in 2004….
Historically there has been a lamentable lack of attention among Evangelicals on the formation of the canon. This is unfortunate, writes Ched Spellman in the introduction of Toward a Canon-Conscious Reading of the Bible, because “one’s understanding of the story of how the Scriptures came to be has a direct impact on how God’s revelation is understood and how the Bible is interpreted” (1)….
Some great new stuff this week (see the Kuyper link below!), some deals, and some good new books. NOTE: You need to pause or disable any adblockers to see the books below. After pausing or disabling, refresh the page. Add our site to your program’s exception list for next time. Blogs Reformation 21 posted on the death of the evening service. B&H Posted my piece on reading the Bible devotionally in the original languages. Nota Bene is offering a 25%…
John Frame is well-known in the Reformed camp. He’s written extensively on the doctrine of God, of the word of God, and other related theological topics. This nearly 1,000 page tome is certainly a gem. I’ve listened to Frame’s lectures on the history of philosophy and he does well….
As the title suggests, Jonathan Bernier’s McMaster University PhD thesis, Aposynagōgos and the Historical Jesus in John, is a reconsideration of the Johannine expulsion passages found in John 9:22, 12:42, and 16:2. Bernier’s central thesis is both exegetical and hermeneutical. With respect to the former, Bernier argues….
