The Contours of the Land in Israel's History
The Land of Palestine
The land of Palestine took its name from the Philistines (the Pelishtim in Hebrew) who settled along the Mediterranean coast from Joppa to Gaza about 1300–12...
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The Psaltery: A Response to God So Loved, He Gave
Kelly Kapic recently released God So Loved, He Gave, and garnered endorsements from everyone from Tim Keller and Dallas Willard, to Justin T...
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Wednesday Giveaway! - Moving Beyond the Bible to Theology
Moving beyond the Bible probably sounds like something we should never consider doing. 
Yet in reality we all do it, everyday. When w...
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Blogging on The Best Kept Secret of Christian Mission
Patrick Mitchel at Faith in Ireland has been blogging through all 13 chapters of John Dickson's The Best Kept Secret&...
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Putting Historical Theology to the Test
It's one thing to look through a book like you would browse through it in a bookstore, it's another thing altogether to put that bo...
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Extra-Curricular Activities 10/31/2010
In honor of Reformation Day Justin Taylor shares some excellent video clips about Luther, Chris Castaldo tells the story of Luther’s t...
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Singing New Testament Greek?
Over the past few years Dr. Ken Berding has taken a new approach to teaching the grammar of New Testament Greek, singing it.
That's righ...
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New From Z, News from Cape Town: Random Thoughts on a Friday Morning
Yesterday I noticed a post by Tim Challies titled "New and Exciting from Zondervan" and I couldn't resist sharing it with you....
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Wednesday Giveaway! - Is There a Meaning in This Text?
In the narrative of contemporary Biblical interpretation, few books have had the impact of Kevin Vanhoozer's - Is There a Meaning...
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Coming Soon: Historical Theology by Gregg Allison
Coming in March, students of Christian thought will have available an excellent and in depth new volume - Historical Theology: An Int...
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Fight for the Faith: Jude 3 (Monday with Mounce 81)
Jude writes to his church that they are to “contend for the faith that was once for all delivered to the saints.” He wanted to write to the...
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Extra-Curricular Activities 10/24/10
Mike Bird shares some articles on Galatians and mentions a few upcoming commentaries on the Epistle including Schreiner’s ZECNT volume.
Bria...
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Richard Mouw on Gargoyles, Calvinism, and Halloween
As October 31st nears Richard Mouw (president of Fuller Seminary and author of Calvinism in a Las Vegas Airport) examines what we might be ...
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Mike Wittmer discusses Justice and Evangelism with The Gospel Coalition
How do we work for justice and not undermine evangelism? 
Mike Wittmer, professor of theology at GRTS and author of Don’t Stop Believ...
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Wednesday Giveaway! - Theology in the Context of World Christianity
Cape Town 2010 is in full swing and, thanks to Tall Skinny Kiwi, here are links to over 40 blogs that are posting from the frontlines of th...
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Excerpt and Reviews: "Man and Woman, One in Christ"
While working through Man and Woman, One in Christ I came across an argument I'd not considered before.
While discussing 1st Timothy an...
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“Gospel of Glory,” or “Glorious Gospel” in 1 Tim 1:11? (Monday with Mounce 80)
Functional equivalent translations are used to taking exegetical positions. After all, they are committed to trying to convey the meaning o...
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