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I was recently given a copy of New Age Bible Versions by Home Economics lecturer Gail Riplinger. It is sad that such a book has achieved such notoriety, given that its arguments are so flawed. I was grateful for the work done by James R. White in his book: James R. White, The King James…
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Thanks to the kind permission of Moody Press I have just uploaded John H. Stek’s fascinating article in PDF format: John H. Stek, “The Bee and the Mountain Goat: A Literary Reading of Judges 4,” Walter C. Kaiser & Ronald F. Youngblood, eds., A Tribute to Gleason Archer. Essays on the Old Testament. Chicago: Moody…
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Thanks to the kind permission of Professor Kenneth Kitchen and the hard work of Michael Farmery, I have just uploaded the 6-part series from 1971-2 on The Old Testament in its Context in PDF format:
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I have just uploaded the complete book in PDF format: Kenneth A. Kitchen, Ancient Orient and Old Testament. Chicago/London: IVP / The Tyndale Press, 1966. Hbk. pp.191. My thanks to Professor Kitchen for his permission to reproduce this book for the Web.
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Of the several hundred books and articles that I have worked on over the last few years there is one that stands out to me: Kenneth E. Bailey, “Informal Controlled Oral Tradition and the Synoptic Gospels,” Asia Journal of Theology 5 (1991): 34-54. = Themelios 20.2 (1995): 4-11. Writing with the unique insight into Palestinian…
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Born Yesterday (1950) is a film that can watch again and again. The basic plot is straightforward. Scrap metal dealer Harry Brock moves to Washington DC to set up a scrap metal cartel with the help of a crooked Congressman. His efforts are hampered by his girlfriend “Billie” (played by Judy Holliday) who proves an embarrassment…
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Oscar Cullmann’s classic monograph on baptism is now available for free download in PDF. My thanks to SCM Press for their kind permission to digitise this work. Oscar Cullmann, Baptism in the New Testament. Studies in Biblical Theology No. 1. London: SCM Press Ltd., 1950. Pbk. pp.84.
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I have just uploaded the following monograph: D. Winton Thomas, “The Prophet” in the Lachish Ostraca. London: The Tyndale Press, 1946. Pbk. pp.28. It has a great deal of Hebrew text in it, but should still be accessible to those with no Hebrew at all. I was surprised to find some of the Tyndale monographs…