The Need for Consultants in Bible Translation
“Other seed fell among thorns, and the thorns grew up and”…..lacerated it? punctured it?
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The power of Scripture itself is preeminently evident among people who receive it for the first time.
When Pastors Don’t Have a Bible in Their Language
It’s important not to work on the Sabbath, like Rebecca and Lucy in the Bible.
New Classical Philosophical Arguments Series from Cambridge
Useful tools for students and scholars who want to engage with some of the most influential arguments in philosophy.
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Intertextuality: What and When?
Throughout Scripture, one author will recall the words or themes of an earlier author, whether through a quotation, allusion, or echo. How do exegetes identify these cases of intertextuality? What is their importance? On this episode of Tool Talk, Travis talks with Brian Koning, an adjunct professor of theology at Grand Canyon University researching Habakkuk’s allusions to Job. Travis and Brian also discuss the role of an adjunct professor and how that responsibility meshes with doctoral studies
Where Does the Eschatological Discourse Begin?
This final discourse of Jesus is one of his most important… but where does it begin, and why does it matter?
A Life of Missionary Scholarship | Todd Scacewater
The story of one Bible translator who integrated his mission work with his scholarship, and became the most prolific contributor in a journal’s history.
The Bible Translator as Scholar
Rather than detracting from your scholarship, serving in missions can actually fuel and accelerate it.