Children and the People of God in the Old and New Testaments

Children and the People of God in the Old and New Testaments

Something of Interest Whilst updating the files in the back-issues of The Baptist Quarterly, I came across two articles by notable British theologians on a subject that I have not seen addressed very often. I hope that you find them of interest. Ronald E. Clements, “The Relation of Children to the People of God in…

22 Years of BiblicalStudies.org.uk – Time for Some Maintenance

22 Years of BiblicalStudies.org.uk – Time for Some Maintenance

BiblicalStudies.org.uk was launched in September 2001 and has grown steadily to over 1,480 pages, hosting over 50,000 theological articles and hundreds of books. So far this year it has received over one million visitors from across the globe. I wanted to take this opportunity to thank those who have supported the sites over the years…

Guest Post: Theological Retrieval in a Digital Age

Guest Post: Theological Retrieval in a Digital Age

Evangelicals Christians are well-known to be “people of the Book.” Our tradition is rooted in a high view of Scripture. As Protestants, we are staunchly committed to the conviction that the Bible is the sole normative authority for Christian faith and practice. Such passion for the Bible, however, often verges on biblicism (see Barrett’s discussion…

An Introduction to the Narrative Parables of Jesus by Stephen I. Wright

An Introduction to the Narrative Parables of Jesus by Stephen I. Wright

I am very pleased to be able to offer a free download of the Rev. Dr. Stephen I. Wright’s book on the parables: Tales Jesus Told. This in-copyright work has been digitised and uploaded with the author’s permission. Stephen Wright explores the purpose and effect of Jesus’ parables by reading them contextually against their cultural,…