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The fact that Vincent Henry Stanton’s series of books on the Gospels as Historical Documents is still being cited in recent works on the Gospels is a good indication of their enduring value to scholars. My thanks to Book Aid for making copies of this public domain set available for digitisation. Vincent Henry Stanton [1846-1924],…
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In this series of ad hoc articles Sir William Ramsay defends the historicity of the New Testament against the arguments put forward by Dr James Moffatt. Ramsay was not the first to respond to Moffatt’s attacks on historicity, see Daniel in the Critic’s Den, for another example. My thanks to Book Aid for making a…
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Theology on the Web now hosts over 40,000 theological articles and hundreds of books, with many more being added each week. Besides the site blogs (listed below), there are a number of other ways to keep up to date with the latest material going on-line. Site Blogs https://biblicalarchaeology.org.uk/blog https://biblicalstudies.org.uk/blog https://theologicalstudies.org.uk/blog https://missiology.org.uk/blog https://earlychurch.org.uk/blog https://medievalchurch.org.uk/blog https://reformationchurch.org.uk/blog Facebook…
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If you are a serious student of New Testament Greek then you will find James Hope Moulton and George Milligan’s extensive research on the Greek Papyri of interest. My thanks to Book Aid for providing a copy of this public domain work for digitisation. James Hope Moulton [1863-1917] & George Milligan [1860-1934], The Vocabulary of…