Here is a clip from a BBC program featuring the translation committee for the ESV at one of its meetings at Tyndale House in Cambridge. Those present include Peter J. Williams, Gordon Wenham, Wayne Grudem and the remarkably spry-looking Jim Packer. A very interesting debate. I have replaced the original video with a YouTube version that should have no viewing restrictions. HT: Peter Williams.
ByRob
The following article is now online in PDF: Clinton Chisholm, “‘After the Sabbath’ (Matt. 28.1a) – Into the Crux Yet Again,” Caribbean Journal of Evangelical Theology 8 (2004): 57-66. Click here to read the article. Chisholm offers a viable solution to an old problem with the translation on Matthew 28:1a – well worth a read.
ByRob
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…
ByRob
BiblicalStudies.org.uk serves as the on-line home for the Caribbean Journal of Evangelical Theology. CJET is the academic journal of Caribbean Evangelical Theological Association, Jamaica Theological Seminary and Caribbean Graduate School of Theology. I am very pleased to announce that Volume 16 (2017) is now available for here for free download in PDF. Vol. 16 (2017)…
ByRob
The writings of Dr Bart Ehrman have undoubtedly had a very negative effect on the faith of many. It is widely reported that many young Christians, exposed to his teachings, have abandoned their faith by the time that they graduate from Colleges or University. Christian scholars have responded with numerous books offering both answers to…
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If you can’t view this, there is a ?shorter version on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mx06mtApu8k
Pete