Bibliology, Book Previews, Book Reviews, Books (General), Evangelicalism, Holy Spirit/ Pneumatology, Inspiration/ Inerrancy, Michael Bird, Pentecostal/ Charismatic, Scripture, Spiritual Gifts, Systematic Theology
Tag: Scripture
17 Posts
Book Reviews, Books (General), Dead Sea Scrolls, James Charlesworth, Jewish, Jewish Literature, Judaism, Second Temple
Book Review: The Bible and the Dead Sea Scrolls, V. 2, edited by Charlesworth
Bibliology, Book Reviews, Books (General), Canon, Dead Sea Scrolls, Historical Criticism, James Charlesworth, Logos Bible Software, Scripture, Textual Criticism
Book Review: The Bible and the Dead Sea Scrolls, V. 1, edited by J.H. Charlesworth
Bibliology, Inspiration/ Inerrancy, Scripture, Septuagint/LXX, T. Michael Law
Theological question about the Septuagint #2: is it divinely inspired?
Bibliology, Christology, Scripture
Jesus’ use of Scripture (video)
Audio/Video, Bibliology, Gordon D. Fee, Inspiration/ Inerrancy, N.T. Wright, Scripture
N.T. Wright on “the whole sweep of Scripture”
Early Christian Origins, Hermeneutics, Judaism, Richard B. Hays
Richard Hays on the relationship between various adaptions of Jewish hermeneutics
Alister McGrath, Bibliology, Books (General), Canon, Pentecostal/ Charismatic, Protestant
Walk On: A Guide to Exiting from Oneness Pentecostalism (Pt. 3)
Bibliology, Book of Ecclesiastes, Book of Job, Book of Proverbs, Canon, Inspiration/ Inerrancy, Scripture
Scripture’s both/and
Bibliology, Eschatology: General, Faith/ Hope/ Love, Inspiration/ Inerrancy, Scripture
Giving Scripture the “eschatological” benefit of the doubt
Bibliology, Inspiration/ Inerrancy, Scripture
Assuming the truthfulness of Scripture
Bibliology, Canon, Hermeneutics, Scripture
Rethinking how I read Scripture
Bibliology, Brevard Childs, Canon, Hermeneutics
Multiple Approaches to Reading Scripture?
Should We Speak of Scripture as “Objective Truth”?
Wednesdays with Wright: Affirming the Authority of Scripture
Wednesdays with Wright: The Role of Tradition
Christian Monasticism, Hermeneutics, Paul Ricœur
the archives near Emmaus 