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Tag Archives: Zondervan
Counterpoint Series and The Socratic Club
Several other faculty members of Trinity and I started a “Socratic Club” this last year on campus (on the origins of such a group see this short synopsis). We gather every Thursday night and discuss matters primarily biblical, philosophical, literary, … Continue reading
Posted in Socratic Club
Tagged discussion, Literary, Open forum, philosophy, Theology, Zondervan
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Advice from Miles Van Pelt
There was a helpful little video and blog post recently on Koinoniablog.net where Miles Van Pelt (author of Basics of Biblical Aramaic and co-author of Basics of Biblical Hebrew) offers several bits of advice to language learning. He reminds students … Continue reading
Posted in Greek, Hebrew
Tagged Aramaic, Biblical Aramaic, Biblical Hebrew, Greek Bible, Hebrew Bible, language acquisition, language learning, Miles Van Pelt, Zondervan
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Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho
Just a fun post with a short music video because this song got stuck in my head a few days ago after a discussion of the historicity of Joshua and walls of Jericho (Joshua 6). Indeed, when the text of … Continue reading
Posted in Historicity, History, Joshua
Tagged Archeology, Bryant Wood, claims, historical claims, historicity, history, Jericho, Kathleen Kenyon, Kenyon, Mahalia Jackson, scripture, V. Philips Long, video, walls of Jericho, Wood, Zondervan
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Rediscovering the Mission of God in Scripture
The following is what I will be presenting and handing out for a family camp I’m speaking at tomorrow morning. What would you say if you were asked to speak on the topic of giving a brief (hour and a … Continue reading
Posted in Christopher Wright, Mission of God, N. T. Wright
Tagged Biblical Studies, grand narrative, history, IVP Academic, Missions, Zondervan
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