Good advice should stand the test of time. After reviewing the suggestions on my “Christmas Guide to Buying a Bible” from 2012, I’m delighted to find that, three years on, I stand behind every recommendation. Compared to the options available a decade ago, we are now spoiled for choices when . . . . Continue Reading »
God sees Abraham obey and says “Now I know.” Didn't He already know? Continue Reading »
Inspiration and christological reading of Scripture. Continue Reading »
Scripture brings us into the intertrinitarian conversation. Continue Reading »
The following is taken from a paper that was delivered at a conference sponsored by the Center for Pastor Theologians on November 3.In his 2005 book, The Enlightenment Bible, Jonathan Sheehan describes changes in the Bible’s role in Germany and England between the late seventeenth and . . . . Continue Reading »
Talk about the Hebrew Bible can satisfy neither Christians nor Jews. Continue Reading »
Should academic biblical scholars be allowed to believe the Bible? Continue Reading »
A forthcoming book on honey and bees in ancient Egypt. Continue Reading »
According to many contemporary scholars, the apostle Paul didn’t object to “Judaizers” because they taught that salvation is achieved by works. He objected because Judaizers tried to reverse history by imposing the requirements of the old Mosaic covenant on Gentile Christians. Circumcision, . . . . Continue Reading »
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