PB-Denver Seminary Annotated Bibliographies/Recommendations
These are the files for the Denver Seminary Annotated Bibliographies/Recommendations. Links are either to the book in Logos, or in the case of a book in Pre-publication, it will link to the cheapest way to order that book on Pre-pub. Books without links are not available in Logos now or on Pre-pub.
I will keep this thread updated as new versions are released, so make sure to go to the last posts each time for newer versions. Version numbers will be as follows:
[OT (or NT)][Year of Release].[Links updated with new Logos releases].[Minor formatting changes or corrections].
The first ones are OT2012.0.0 and NT2012.0.0
I did two separate files in anticipation of the lists being updated at different times.
Please post any needed corrections or inconsistencies, and I will update them as they come in with new versions.
Thanks to all of you who supplied information!
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Thanks Joseph for all your hard work.
Mission: To serve God as He desires.
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Thanks a lot!
Regarding the Witherington resource you hinted at in the other thread: You're looking for logosres:sorhet71php (Socio-Rhetoric Commentary Philippians)? I edited the Word hyperlink reference in my doc before compiling - works perfectly.
Do you happen to have a nice picture of Denver seminary for the PB?
Thanks again for this work!
Mick
Have joy in the Lord!
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Yes, I have already added the BW3 volume and was planning on adding the two Ridderbos volumes, but then they have changed the release date. I will post the newest versions in the next couple of days. As for the pictures, I did an image search for "Denver Seminary" and found two Denver Seminary logos; one is dark and one is white, so I thought that they would be good for OT and NT.
Thanks Lynden!
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NB.Mick said:
Do you happen to have a nice picture of Denver seminary for the PB?
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New Versions:
Changes in OT2012.0.1
Periods were changed to commas before "vol." in all McComiskey Minor Prophets volumes.
Added missing link for “Hamilton, Victor R. Handbook on the Pentateuch. 2nd ed.
Changes in NT2012.1.0
Citation added for newly released volume:
Witherington, Ben, III. Paul’s Letter to the Philippians: A Socio-Rhetorical Commentary. Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2011.
I got an email stating that they hope to have the updated bibliographies completed in the next couple of weeks.
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Thanks!
Have joy in the Lord!
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Joseph Turner said:
The 2013 versions are out:
Thanks Joseph Turner. [:D]
Not sure if these errors are significant to its usage but (L5):
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That is strange. I didn't have any errors. I will check again when I get home. Look through it if you have a chance and see if it seems ok.
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Joseph Turner said:
I didn't have any errors.
Joseph, those are not errors, but warnings which do not affect operation of the resource. They are mostly—if not totally—meaningless anyway.
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Jack Caviness said:Joseph Turner said:
I didn't have any errors.
Joseph, those are not errors, but warnings which do not affect operation of the resource. They are mostly—if not totally—meaningless anyway.
I can confirm what Jack says, it functions fully so they must be meaningless.
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All of those warnings are harmless.
Joseph, there's a page on the wiki about what some of the PB compiler warnings mean and how to get rid of them (if you care to, but you can ignore them): http://wiki.logos.com/PB_%E2%80%93_Warnings_$26_Errors
In particular, "[Warning] Failed to interpret width value: 0pt" is caused by how Word does tables, and there's a workaround.
[Warning] Unable to apply topics to article ‘A_UNKNOWN_3’. Article Length is zero. and [Warning] Article ‘A_UNKNOWN_3’ has only 0 characters. come from blank heading paragraphs. Here's the fix for that.
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Thanks everyone!
Rosie, thanks for the links. I didn't even pay attention to the warnings when I built the books.
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In light of some other threads concerning permissions for publication, I wanted to make clear that I have permission to post these files. Dr. Hess simply asked that if I publish them here, I agree to continue to update the information when the seminary releases new versions. I make sure and submit all changes made to him, and I always send him the link to this thread.
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Joseph Turner said:
In light of some other threads concerning permissions for publication, I wanted to make clear that I have permission to post these files. Dr. Hess simply asked that if I publish them here, I agree to continue to update the information when the seminary releases new versions. I make sure and submit all changes made to him, and I always send him the link to this thread.
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These new file versions should not create warnings. The only thing that has changed is that the empty heading fields have been taken away and the table in the OT version has been set so that it will not create warnings.
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Joseph Turner said:
These new file versions should not create warnings.
Compiled with 0 errors and 0 warnings. Thanks, Joseph.
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Jack Caviness said:Joseph Turner said:
These new file versions should not create warnings.
Compiled with 0 errors and 0 warnings. Thanks, Joseph.
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Awesome, thanks guys!
Also, one cool thing that I noticed yesterday. I went through and highlighted all of the books that I owned, and then just to test it, I deleted the file used and changed to the earlier version from 2012. I was pleasantly surprised that it still hightlighted the information that I had in the other file. These are the first PBs that I have ever really messed with, so I am still learning.
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Joseph,
Thank you for all your work in creating these resources.
Pastor, North Park Baptist Church
Bridgeport, CT USA
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Joseph Turner said:
The 2013 versions are out:
I made the NT Bibliography into a Reading List for those who prefer the lock/checkbox style to easily see what they own - it should automatically show as most recent Reading List on your L4/5 homepage - otherwise it can be found here: http://topics.logos.com/Denver_Seminary_NT_Exegesis_Bibliography
It doesn't use the pipe-symbol syntax since I tried to stay as near as possible at the Word Docx
Have joy in the Lord!
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Joseph,
I just noticed that the following resource in the NT section (2 Peter & Jude) was not linked to any Logos resource:
Harvey, Robert and Philip H. Towner. 2 Peter & Jude (NTC). Downers Grove: IVP, 2009.
If you do not already have the Logos URL here it is:logosres:ivnt2pejud;ref=Page.p_3
And I am using the most recent version of the your created PBB version NT2013_0_1
Thanks for all the work
- Jeremy
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Jeremy Korodaj said:
I just noticed that the following resource in the NT section (2 Peter & Jude) was not linked to any Logos resource:
Harvey, Robert and Philip H. Towner. 2 Peter & Jude (NTC). Downers Grove: IVP, 2009.
It wasn't available when Joseph set up the list and just recently came out of PrePub
Jeremy Korodaj said:If you do not already have the Logos URL here it is:
logosres:ivnt2pejud;ref=Page.p_3
Thanks a lot - people can now reflect this in their PB and I have updated the Reading List accordingly
Have joy in the Lord!
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Thanks for spotting that. I will include it in the next version, which I plan to get out soon. Most of the changes will be corrections, but there have been a few changes in status of books. I have a list of all of the Pre-Pubs/not available books that I go through for changes, which takes a while. When I get all the way through I will update the lists.
Thanks!
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NB.Mick said:Joseph Turner said:
The 2013 versions are out:
I made the NT Bibliography into a Reading List for those who prefer the lock/checkbox style to easily see what they own - it should automatically show as most recent Reading List on your L4/5 homepage - otherwise it can be found here: http://topics.logos.com/Denver_Seminary_NT_Exegesis_Bibliography
It doesn't use the pipe-symbol syntax since I tried to stay as near as possible at the Word Docx
Hey, I never thanked you for this! It has been useful to me personally and to the community. So thanks!
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Newest Updates:
Changes in OT2013.2.0
Added links for the following resources now available for download:
Sweeney, Marvin A. Tanak: A Theological and Critical Introduction to the Jewish Bible. Fortress, 2011. Scholarly and critical introduction to the Old Testament as Jewish Scriptures, with a close text-by-text interpretation.
Newsom, Carol A. and Sharon H. Ringe, eds. The Women's Bible Commentary. Rev. ed. Westminster John Knox, 1998. A one volume feminist commentary on the entire Bible. Each entry has a bibliography for further reading.
Longman, Tremper, III. Job (BCOTWP). Evangelical discussion of the book’s theology guided with special strength in the Hebrew poetry.
Trible, Phyllis. Texts of Terror: Literary-Feminist Readings of Biblical Narratives (OBT). Fortress, 1984. A classical work, which combines literary and feminist criticism, to highlight the tragedy and violence in the stories of four women in the Old Testament.
Trible, Phyllis. Rhetorical Criticism: Context, Method and the Book of Jonah. Fortress, 1995. A helpful introduction to rhetorical criticism with a very close literary reading of the text. Also designed for classroom use.
Fretheim, Terence E. First and Second Kings (WeBC). Westminster John Knox, 1999. A popular discussion that focuses on the literary and rhetorical direction and purpose of the texts.
Wharton, James A. Job (WeBC). Westminster John Knox, 1999. A literary reading of the book of Job that emphasizes Job's search for and gift of the presence of God.
Added links for the following resources now available in Pre-Publication:
*Pratico, G. D. and M. V. Van Pelt. Basics of Biblical Hebrew. Zondervan, 2001. Systematic approach to the grammar and basic syntax of Biblical Hebrew. Accompanied by a CD with answer key to Workbook exercises, Visual aids for each lesson, Audio for vocabulary, and Flashworks for vocabulary.
_______________. Basics of Biblical Hebrew - Workbook. Zondervan, 2001. Workbook of exercises for the BBH textbook.
_______________. The Vocabulary Guide to Biblical Hebrew. Zondervan, 2003. Vocabulary arranged by frequency, common root, noun lists, verb lists by category.
_______________. Biblical Hebrew (Zondervan Get An A! Study Guides). Zondervan. Laminated cards with basic grammar information and paradigm of the strong verb in all stems.
Pratico, G.D. and M.V. Van Pelt. Graded Reader of Biblical Hebrew. Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2006. This is an excellent tool to study short passages from the Hebrew Scriptures. Short Hebrew texts are chosen from Law, Prophets and Writings. Each chapter includes the Hebrew text with glossary and a grammatical commentary on the text.
Smith, Mark S. God in Translation: Deities in Cross-Cultural Discourse in the Biblical World. Eerdmans, 2010. Profound, detailed study tracing attitudes toward monotheism and polytheism in the ancient world.
Beyer, Bryan E. Encountering the Book of Isaiah: A Historical and Theological Study. Encountering Biblical Studies. Baker, 2007. A very helpful and wide-ranging, illustrated introduction with good side discussions and charts on a variety of theological themes. Conservative Evangelical.
Corrected the following work which is listed in the Denver Recommendations under Wycliffe Exegetical Commentary, but is actually available in Logos from Biblical Studies Press as simply An Exegetical Commentary, without Wycliffe in the title. It is the same book per Amazon:
Finley, T.J. Joel, Amos, Obadiah (WEC). Chicago: Moody Press, 1990. Exegesis from a conservative Evangelical point of view.
Changes in NT2013.2.0
Added links for the following resources now available for download:
Blomberg, Craig L. Jesus and the Gospels: An Introduction and Survey. 2nd ed. Nashville: Broadman & Holman, 2009.
Croy, Clayton. Prima Scriptura: An Introduction to New Testament Interpretation. Grand Rapids: Baker, 2011.
Schnabel, Eckhard J. Early Christian Mission, vol. 1: Jesus and the Twelve. Downers Grove: IVP, 2004.
*Schnabel, Eckhard J. Early Christian Mission, vol. 2: Paul and the Early Church. Downers Grove: IVP, 2004.
Capes, David B., Rodney Reeves and E. Randolph Richards. Rediscovering Paul: An Introduction to His World, Letter, and Theology. Downers Grove: IVP, 2007.
Added links for the following resources now available in Pre-Publication:
Harris, Murray J. Prepositions and Theology in the Greek New Testament. Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2012.
Mounce, William D. The Morphology of Biblical Greek. Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 1994.
Wallace, Daniel B. The Basics of New Testament Syntax. Grand Rapids: Zondervan, 2000.
*Keener, Craig S. Acts: An Exegetical Commentary, 4 vols. Grand Rapids: Baker, 2012- .
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Thanks for the great PBs, and thanks for putting the changes in your post as well, it makes it much easier to check out what's new - I like to see if there are any books I have missed that I may want that are recommended. I am sure others do that too.
This list indicates there should be a lot of interest in Zondervan Biblical Languages Collection!
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Thanks Don, I enjoy doing it. The only thing that I don't like about it is that I end up purchasing a lot of books every time I go through the lists! I am also very excited about the biblical languages collection.
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