I have created a new group on Facebook called Theology on the Web. I am hoping that it will serve both to raise the profile of my websites and provide a forum for visitors to provide feedback on current and future projects. Feel free to sign up.
ByRob
The Canadian Journal of Theology was published by the University of Toronto and ran for 16 volumes between 1955 and 1970. It is valuable resource of learned articles from an interesting range of theological perspectives. Canterbury Cathedral library have kindly provided me with a full set of this journal. However, as far as digitisation is…
ByRob
Today’s addition to the Westminster Commentary set is The Gospel of Luke by Lonsdale Ragg. This public domain title was digitised using the copy of the book in Spurgeon’s College Library. Lonsdale Ragg [1866-1945], St. Luke with Introduction and Notes. Westminster Commentaries. London: Methuen & Co. Ltd., 1922. Hbk. pp.334. [Click to visit the download…
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Scripture Enigma No. 2 1. It is better than gold and rubies; it was given specially to one royal personage; it has its dwelling-place with the lowly; and men are encouraged to pray for it. 2. A tree to which the Jews were compared. To the same tree in its wild state the Gentiles were…
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I am delighted to say that after five years unique visitor numbers to www.biblicalstudies.org.uk have exceeded 31,800 in one month for the first time. More significant than this figure to me is the fact that the site is being viewed and used in 129 different countries, achieving my aim of making the material it hosts…
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The European Journal of Theology is a tri-lingual theological journal. For those not familiar with it there is a short video introduction below. To subscribe, please visit the publisher’s website. I have just uploaded most of the 2011 articles by permission of the editor and the authors. Below is the table of contents for 2011….
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As promised, here is the first article: G.W.H. Lampe, “Hermeneutics And Typology,” Symposium: The Old Testament in the Church Today. The London Quarterly & Holborn Review (January 1965): 17-25. For those who tried the link earlier and got a 404 error, the link is now working.
