The following Public Domain monograph is now available on-line in PDF:
Benjamin Wisner Bacon [1860-1932], Is Mark A Roman Gospel? Harvard Theological Studies VII. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1919. pp.107. Click here to read.
Does anyone today argue for a non-Roman origin for Mark?
The good folks at Haddington House Journal have kindly sent me the articles from volume 14 (2012). I trust that you find them of interest.
General Articles
Jack C. Whytock, “Devotional: Thy Word Is A Lamp,” 5-8.
Jack C. Whytock, “Urban Ministry in Khayelitsha, South Africa,” 9-11.
Ray Silver, “Information Technology in Missions in Theological Colleges in the Majority World,” 13-20.
James P. Hering, “‘Are You Growin’, Man?’ A Second Look at Pauline Growth Imagery,” 21-25.
Ralph C. du Toit, “Discernment As an Essential Leadership Quality,” 27-31.
Andrew Murray, “Heidelberg Catechism Twenty-Fifth Sunday: The Sacraments,” 33-42.
Alistair I. Wilson, “God’s Good News for a Marginalised African Man, Acts 8:26-40,” 43-51.
Academic Articles
J. Cameron Fraser, “Developments In Biblical Counseling,” 127-153.
Ross Morrison, “Deaconesses,” 155-172.
Kenneth J. Stewart, “Daniel Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe,” 173-188.
For the last few months I have been working with the Editorial Committee of Anvil journal. Anvil has now become an on-line journal and the plan is to place as many of the print back-issues on-line on biblicalstudies.org.uk as possible. At present I am contacting contributors for their permissions and, as you can see from the table of contents, the response from authors has been extremely positive. So much so that although I am currently only up to issue 10.1 I am uploading so many articles every day that it would be impossible to blog about each one.
If you are interested in this journal I recommend that you visit the table of contents regularly over the coming month. If you are an author whom I have not yet contacted yet, feel free to get in touch with me first [rob(at)biblicalstudies.org.uk].