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Tag Archives: Commentary
Changing Media Living Message
I often hear complaints (and have offered my own) about movies not being like the book and just how much better the book was by comparison. This may be true enough, but perhaps what we are latently getting at suggests … Continue reading
Posted in Scripture, Theology, translation
Tagged canon, Commentaries on Scripture, Commentary, inspiration, Noah, Preaching, Spirit, translations
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Old Testament Commentary Survey (5th Ed.) – A Review
Now in its fifth edition (the first published in 1991), Tremper Longman III (PhD Yale University) “Old Testament Commentary Survey” (Baker Academic, 2013) offers a helpful updated appraisal of commentaries on the OT. I am thankful for the review copy … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review, commentaries, Old Testament, Tremper Longman
Tagged Baker Academic, Commentary, Logos, Tremper Longman III
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1 Kings: For the Person in the Pew (A Review)
Jim West (ThD; Professor of Biblical Studies at the Quartz Hill School of Theology) has written an easily read commentary on the entirety of the Old Testament of which I have reviewed his commentary on 1 Kings. West has proven … Continue reading →