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Theological Musings

Greek Grammar, New Testament, Christianity

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Zondervan Illustrated Bible Backgrounds Commentary, Old Testament, Vol.1: A Review (Pt. 2)

Zondervan Illustrated Bible Backgrounds Commentary: Old Testament: Vol. 1, Genesis-Deuteronomy.Edited by John H. WaltonGrand Rapids, MI: Zondervan 2009Reviewed by Clifford B. Kvidahl*This is the ...more

2009-11-29

A Review of “Hebrews and the End of the Exodus,” by Matthew Thiessen (Pt. 1)

Matthew Thiessen. “Hebrews and the End of the Exodus.” Novum Testamentum 49 (2007): 353-69.A few posts back I mused on the topic of the wilderness experience of Israel and how the autho...more

2009-11-15

Peter O’Brien on Hebrews

I was skimming through the upcoming Eerdmans publications and noticed that Peter T. O’Brien’s commentary on Hebrews is coming down the pipe in the very near future (anticipated realease...more

2009-11-14

A Blast from the Past

I decided to check the stats of this blog to see what the most visited post of mine was. And by a landslide it was this one. I wrote this one way back in August of 2006, just over three years ag...more

2009-11-13

Zondervan Illustrated Bible Backgrounds Commentary, Old Testament, Vol.1: A Review (Pt. 1)

2009-11-03

You’ve Got Mail Yet Again

A special thanks to Andrew Rogers at Zondervan for two review copies:

2009-10-30

I Found Some Leisure Reading

Desiring to read a little Aristotle on Rhetoric, I found the Greek text as well as a commentary on Rhetoric over at Perseus. Needless to say I am a bit excited.

2009-10-25

You’ve Got Mail

Many thanks goes out to Jesse Hillman at Zondervan for a review copy of Zondervan Illustrated Bible Background Commentary,

2009-10-23

Faith in the Wilderness

No doubt anyone who has spent time in Scripture knows full well Hebrews 11 and the “Hall of Faith.” It is one of the greatest passages on faith and trust in the New Testament. Many of...more

2009-10-21

Come, Let Us Go to the Wilderness

The more I read Hebrews, the more I am convinced that Auctor wanted his readers to see themselves as members with OT Israel in their wilderness journeys. I use to wonder why the inclusion of angel...more

2009-10-18

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