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Hélène M. Dallaire discusses Mastering Biblical Hebrew
HÉLÈNE M. DALLAIRE (PhD, Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion) is Earl S. Kalland Professor of Old Testament and Semitic Languages and Chair of the Old Testament Depar...
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Yahweh vs. Jesus? An Excerpt on Marcionism from "Know the Heretics"
Qoheleth was right: "what has been done will be done again; there is nothing new under the sun."
That assumption underlies the new...
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Developments in My Field of Study — Robert Gundry Reveals 4 Key Interests in New Testament Studies
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The venerable Robert Gundry, professor emeritus at Westmont College and author of A Survey of the New ...
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Hebrew and You with Lee M. Fields — Who Turned Whom? Isa 1:4
Isaiah 1:2–31 is in the form of a lawsuit. After the initial call for witnesses to the suit in v. 2a, vv. 2b–4 are the initial indictment by...
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Who Are the Heretics and Why Do They Matter?
As the old cliché goes, those who forget history are doomed to repeat it. That maxim is the impetus behind a new book, Know the Heret...
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Extracurricular Activities — May 3, 2014
A Fascinating Conversation between Albert Mohler and Stanley Hauerwas
[Mohler begins by asking]: Professor Hauerwas, you have been in...
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Christianity Did Not Begin When We Were Born — An Excerpt from "Know the Creeds and Councils"
Obviously, Christianity did not begin when we were born...Today’s Christianity is directly affected by what earlier Christians chose to do ...
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Developments in My Field of Study — Edward Klink is Intrigued that Biblical Studies and Theology Are Finally Intersecting
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For Edward Klink, author of Understanding Biblical Theology, the division between his fields of st...
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Who Is Pope John XXIII and Why Is He Relevant? Justin Holcomb Explains in "Know The Creeds and Councils"
  
On Sunday Pope Francis presided over a first-of-its-kind joint canonization of two former 20th century popes, Pope John XXIII...
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Why can “the” mean “some”? — Mondays with Mounce 226
ὁ has got to be one of the most flexible words in Greek. When I first saw the 85 pages Wallace commits to the article, I remembered being s...
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Extracurricular Activities — April 26, 2014
Anna Nussbaum Keating Wonders Why Her Son Can't Receive Communion
I am not someone who is uncomfortable saying “no” to my child. I say ...
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The Costs Muslims Face for Embracing the Gospel— An Excerpt from "Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus" by Nabeel Qureshi
Western Christians often forget there is a tangible cost to embracing the gospel. Sure we might lose a friend here or there. We might even l...
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2 Reasons Why Gary Shogren’s New 1 & 2 Thessalonians Commentary Is Distinct
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Gary Shogren (Seminario Esepa, Costa Rica) has written an accessible and informative commentary on...
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What's the Difference Between Creeds, Confessions, Catechisms, and Councils?
 
"Today's Christianity is directly affected by what earlier Christians chose to do and to believe." (9)
That's the...
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Ransom and Redemption (Heb 9:15) — Mondays with Mounce 225
Steve asked me about the NIV’s use of “ransom” in Heb 9:15. He wrote, “I've always been confused by the ransom concept, because it lead...
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Extracurricular Activities — April 19, 2014
Larry Hurtado Gives Further Insight on "Jesus' Wife" Papyrus
First Series of Observations: From an initial (and rapid) ...
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Cross and Resurrection: The Crux of the Matter for Muslims
Nabeel Qureshi is an unlikely Christian. Besides growing to adulthood as a devout Muslim, you could say he was a Muslim of Muslims, having ...
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