Category: Weblog
On the Web (May 30, 2012)
On the web: Mark Goodacre responds to Micheal Bird’s recent post on the synoptic problem. Brian Tucker reviews Trevor Burke and Brian Rosner, eds., Paul as Missionary: Identity, Activity, Theology, and Practice. Michael Kruger comments on obedience and hopefulness.
On the Web (May 29, 2012)
On the web: Michael Bird interacts with James Crossley’s response to his Evangelical Quarterly article on “Modernizing Jesus” and discusses the Holtzmann-Gundry (three-source) hypothesis. Todd Bolen notes the discovery of a new boundary inscription at Gezer (HT: Jim Davila).
F. F. Bruce, Paul and the Mind of Christ
From Rob Bradshaw: The following rare monograph is now available on-line in PDF: F.F. Bruce, Paul and the Mind of Christ. Leicester: Religious & Theological Students Fellowship, 1982. Pbk. pp.43. Visit the latest additions page for the link.
On the Web (May 28, 2012)
On the web: Matthew Montonini and Chris Tilling highlight the availability of recordings from the recent King’s College conference devoted to Doug Campbell’s Deliverance of God. Brian Tucker favorably reviews BibleWorks 9, especially commenting on the value of the: BibleWorks Manuscript Project [that] allows the user to compare original manuscripts, with high quality digital images of the texts…
Finding Faith in Samaria
John 4:4–42 records Jesus’ encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well. Although the woman had come to the well for water (John 4:7, 15), after her conversation with Jesus, she leaves her water jar, returns to the town, and tells the people there to “come see a person who told me all the things…
Books on the Web (May 25, 2012)
On the web: Mark Goodacre starts reviewing Brice Jones’s Matthean and Lukan Special Material. Matthew Montonini comments on Frank Matera’s God’s Saving Grace, Murray Harris’s Prepositions and Theology, and the Evangelical Exegetical Commentary. Brian LePort reviews Craig Evans’ volume on Matthew in the New Cambridge Bible Commentary.