Have Yourself a Canon-Conscious Christmas!
If we held a general election between Matthew and Luke’s Christmas story, it’s fairly certain that Luke would win the popular vote by a la...
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Invitation to Biblical Theology: Exploring the Shape, Storyline, and Themes of Scripture
About the Book Title: Invitation to Biblical Theology: Exploring the Shape, Storyline, and Themes of Scripture Series: Invitation to Theo...
The Text in the Middle, Book Review
Title: The Text in the Middle Author: Michael B. Shepherd Publisher: Peter Lang, 2014 Price: $82.95 ( amz ) Binding: Hardback Pag...
The Compilational History of the Megilloth: Canon, Contoured Intertextuality, and Meaning in the Writings, Book Review
Title : The Compilational History of the Megilloth: Canon, Contoured Intertextuality, and Meaning in the Writings Author : Timothy J. St...
1 Peter's "extraordinary dependence" on the OT
Commenting on the "extraordinary dependence on the OT" in 1 Peter: Few early Christian documents incorporate as much of [OT] mat...
The Textual World of the Bible, Book Review
Title: The Textual World of the Bible Author: Michael B. Shepherd Publisher: Peter Lang, 2013 Price: $70.95 ( amz ) Binding: Hardb...
Remembering the Intertext
Though scriptural memorization ultimately serves a number of sanctifying ends (cf. Ps 119:11), it also serves the process of reading. Scrip...
The Grandeur and Confusing Complexity of Christ's identity in the Apocalypse
The Apocalypse does not want to permit its readers a position of wise neutrality: it pronounces blessing on those who keep the words of the ...
Reading the Bible Intertextually, Book Review
Richard Hays, Stefan Alkier and Leroy Huizenga. Reading the Bible Intertextually . Waco: Baylor University Press, 2009. 334 pages. Hardc...
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