Erik: DAL: Is NIVAC on Revelation amillennial or premillennial? DAL Keener is premillennial.
DAL: Is NIVAC on Revelation amillennial or premillennial? DAL
Is NIVAC on Revelation amillennial or premillennial?
DAL
Keener is premillennial.
Thanks Erik! I took the plunge on NIDOTTE, NIDNTTE, Atlas (nice quality pictures) and another L7 upgrade. NIVAC NT can wait, I really don't need them now and Zondervan has put them on sale like 3 or 4 times so I'm sure they'll be on sale in the future.
NIDNTTE great price, and lower than prepub and the other sale they had. I may go for the old version too when it goes on sale.
It's been a while since I looked through his commentary but I remember him taking an eclectic approach and not really sitting on one position too heavily. I could be wrong though
I was wrong. Premillennial. Sorry
Stephen Terlizzi: Friedrich: NB.Mick:I'm still sitting on the fence for NIDNTTE and ZEB I got ZEB, but found it not too hot, already having ISBE, AYBD etc. Occasionally an article is good, or clearly written, but not really helpful if you have the other ones. I think I got it more for the image files . . . that said, it is better than the old Zondervan Pictorial. Hi all, I have ISBE, AYBD and the IVP NT dictionaries as well as my Catholic Bible Encyclopedia. I am wondering if I will gain anything from the ZEB over what I already have. Would it be better to invest the $89 for two of the IVP OT dictionaries? I am planning to pickup up the Zondervan atlas, Mounce dictionary, and New International Dictionary of Old Testament Theology and Exegesis. Any advice? Agape, Steve
Friedrich: NB.Mick:I'm still sitting on the fence for NIDNTTE and ZEB I got ZEB, but found it not too hot, already having ISBE, AYBD etc. Occasionally an article is good, or clearly written, but not really helpful if you have the other ones. I think I got it more for the image files . . . that said, it is better than the old Zondervan Pictorial.
NB.Mick:I'm still sitting on the fence for NIDNTTE and ZEB
I got ZEB, but found it not too hot, already having ISBE, AYBD etc. Occasionally an article is good, or clearly written, but not really helpful if you have the other ones. I think I got it more for the image files . . . that said, it is better than the old Zondervan Pictorial.
Hi all,
I have ISBE, AYBD and the IVP NT dictionaries as well as my Catholic Bible Encyclopedia. I am wondering if I will gain anything from the ZEB over what I already have. Would it be better to invest the $89 for two of the IVP OT dictionaries? I am planning to pickup up the Zondervan atlas, Mounce dictionary, and New International Dictionary of Old Testament Theology and Exegesis.
Any advice?
Agape,
Steve
Steve, I think you would be much better served getting the IVP dictionaries. Highly regarded and more in depth, certainly, than ZEB...they will certainly offer you something different than ZEB. Just no images.
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Mattillo: I was wrong. Premillennial. Sorry
Yes, and I think somewhere in his commentary he says there can only be 2 possibilities -- premillennial or amillennial. He chooses the premillennial one.
Friedrich: Stephen Terlizzi: Friedrich: NB.Mick:I'm still sitting on the fence for NIDNTTE and ZEB I got ZEB, but found it not too hot, already having ISBE, AYBD etc. Occasionally an article is good, or clearly written, but not really helpful if you have the other ones. I think I got it more for the image files . . . that said, it is better than the old Zondervan Pictorial. Hi all, I have ISBE, AYBD and the IVP NT dictionaries as well as my Catholic Bible Encyclopedia. I am wondering if I will gain anything from the ZEB over what I already have. Would it be better to invest the $89 for two of the IVP OT dictionaries? I am planning to pickup up the Zondervan atlas, Mounce dictionary, and New International Dictionary of Old Testament Theology and Exegesis. Any advice? Agape, Steve Steve, I think you would be much better served getting the IVP dictionaries. Highly regarded and more in depth, certainly, than ZEB...they will certainly offer you something different than ZEB. Just no images.
That's exactly what I am thinking. Much thanks for the confirmation.
I'm interested in the atlas. The resource I already own that I believe looks the closest to the Zondervan Atlas is the the Holman Bible Atlas. Does anyone have both that can comment on the value of adding the Zondervan Atlas to my collection.
Bryce Hufford: I'm interested in the atlas. The resource I already own that I believe looks the closest to the Zondervan Atlas is the the Holman Bible Atlas. Does anyone have both that can comment on the value of adding the Zondervan Atlas to my collection.
It's a good atlas and has a lot of large images and nice looking charts and maps. I've been playing with both the Zondervan and Holman atlases, and find that they are comparable in quality. Some times one will have a map or chart the other one doesn't. ZAB's images are larger and the maps are slightly more refined. On the other hand, I was surprised that the ZAB doesn't have a map of the Exodus route(s), but HBA does. ZAB does has a nice map of the Sinai area and the text talks about some possibilities but also the uncertainly of the route.
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Great review. Hit all the points I was concerned about. Thank you for linking it!
Paul Strickert: Detailed (and IMO helpful) review of NIDNTTE here: https://rbecs.org/2015/06/17/nidntte/
Detailed (and IMO helpful) review of NIDNTTE here: https://rbecs.org/2015/06/17/nidntte/
Todd Phillips: Bryce Hufford: I'm interested in the atlas. The resource I already own that I believe looks the closest to the Zondervan Atlas is the the Holman Bible Atlas. Does anyone have both that can comment on the value of adding the Zondervan Atlas to my collection. It's a good atlas and has a lot of large images and nice looking charts and maps. I've been playing with both the Zondervan and Holman atlases, and find that they are comparable in quality. Some times one will have a map or chart the other one doesn't. ZAB's images are larger and the maps are slightly more refined. On the other hand, I was surprised that the ZAB doesn't have a map of the Exodus route(s), but HBA does. ZAB does has a nice map of the Sinai area and the text talks about some possibilities but also the uncertainly of the route.
Thanks for the reply, that is helpful. Sounds like there is enough differences for both resources to be complimentary.
I looked at the preview of Mounce's dictionary. It seems to be arranged alphabetically. How would one search a book like this? Will it give results on a Strong's number search? Would it be referenced with Bible Word studies? Thanks
Ted, it should be referenced when you do a bible word study in your guides section.
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Ted Harms: I looked at the preview of Mounce's dictionary. It seems to be arranged alphabetically. How would one search a book like this? Will it give results on a Strong's number search? Would it be referenced with Bible Word studies? Thanks
If your Bible has a word that's contained in the dictionary it will appear in Bible Word study guide but not in the exegetical guide. At least on my iPhone, haven't tried it on my laptop yet. Nice resource and very cheap!
DAL: Ted Harms: I looked at the preview of Mounce's dictionary. It seems to be arranged alphabetically. How would one search a book like this? Will it give results on a Strong's number search? Would it be referenced with Bible Word studies? Thanks If your Bible has a word that's contained in the dictionary it will appear in Bible Word study guide but not in the exegetical guide. At least on my iPhone, haven't tried it on my laptop yet. Nice resource and very cheap! DAL
It is in my exegetical guide. See attached screen capture.
He is pre-mil, post-trib I think. I highly recommend anything by Keener, He is an incredible scholar. Seriously, who but him can write a 5000 page commentary on one book of the Bible?
Donovan Neufeldt: He is pre-mil, post-trib I think. I highly recommend anything by Keener, He is an incredible scholar. Seriously, who but him can write a 5000 page commentary on one book of the Bible?
I'll check him out on some key passages later since I went ahead and purchased the NIVAC NT set. I figured it's cheap now and since I need the volume on Matthew and that one alone is $41.99, I'd rather pay $179.99 for 20 volumes than $41.99 for just one.
Donovan Neufeldt: who but him can write a 5000 page commentary on one book of the Bible?
who but him can write a 5000 page commentary on one book of the Bible?
WOW....that's crazy! Crazy!
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