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I have just started a class with TNARS on Covenant Theology, and as they will be teaching from the WCF side, I am digging deep to understand the Baptist side. Of course, I am learning there is not just one view. The SBC guys (Wellum, Schreiner, etc), are not 1689, but are Progressive Covenantalists. Did not even know what that was. Still not clear on
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The 5th lecture addresses this book. Thought this may be helpful to folks interested in this book and its subject. https://rbseminary.org/featured/2018/9/3/covenant-theology-seminar -Michael
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In the Mobile Ed course- Learn how to use Greek and Hebrew, the two main recommended resources are BDAG for Greek and HALOT for Hebrew.
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I was blessed to hear him at a conference in 2003 Jacksonville Florida (at the time the shuttle Columbia exploded). His exposition and delivery was definitely top notch and was noticeably better than his peers. He was and will continue to be a blessing to God's church.
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Thank you Robert!
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Thank you Robert. I wonder what "shepherding" entails...That flow chart may be helpful.
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I was hoping someone who has the resource, "40 Questions and Answers About Elders and Deacons" by Merkle, could share the section that begins on page 241. I appreciate the help. -Michael
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Seems to me this is exactly the same FBOM that was offered not long ago... I already have all 3 that are this month's offering.
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I have a pre-pub that is about to drop, and want to evaluate if I really should dig in to keep it or if I will survive letting it go (j/k). Theological Dictionary of the Old Testament, Volume XVI https://www.logos.com/product/166823/theological-dictionary-of-the-old-testament-volume-xvi Thoughts?
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[quote user="Alan Palmer (Faithlife)"] Thanks for the bug report. We'll take a look. [/quote] Hello Alan, this issue still has not been resolved.
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Thank you Mark and Phil.
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Mark, let me check my understanding- are you saying there is not a separate Greek word that is hupostasis ? I just want to make sure I am clear before I correct my paper. I know that often a single letter can make a huge difference like: The word homoousios means "same substance", whereas the word homoiousios means "similar substance".
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[quote user="Reuben Helmuth"]Here's something that would be really nice... partner with www.academia.edu to have all their academic papers available[/quote] I went to check this site out, and it gives two options to sign up: Google or FaceBook. I clicked the Google button and nothing happened.
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I need someone to double check a word in a resource- Dictionary of Theological Terms, by Alan Cairns 2002. Page 218: In Greek, hupostasis signifies “essence” or “substance.” It comes from a word meaning “to subsist,” literally “to stand under,” and therefore denotes a real, personal subsistence. Philosophically, hypostasis emphasized essence as distinct
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I wonder if the first resource here is in line with the second resource. Is it just more focused, but not adding anything new?: https://www.logos.com/product/29465/jesus-as-the-fulfillment-of-the-temple-in-the-gospel-of-john With https://www.logos.com/product/80707/the-temple-and-the-churchs-mission-a-biblical-theology-of-the-dwelling-place-of-god
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[quote user="Liam Maguire"]Therefore, we must all proceed with an extreme measure of intellectual humility and charitableness to the views of those who disagree with us[/quote] Excellent!
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I was glad to see Motyer's Isaiah made the sale. It has been on my list for a while. D.A. Carson highly recommends him. https://www.logos.com/product/601/the-prophecy-of-isaiah
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[quote user="Lee"] it may need to provide "paper citation" and "electronic citation" variants.[/quote] I believe that just because a book has been digitized does not mean the citation changes (dependent upon the format of citation like MLA, Turabian, etc.). If I cite a page from the Anchor Yale Bible Dictionary, it does not matter if it is the paper
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D.A. Carson highly recommends Motyer's work. It is part of the MM sale too. https://www.logos.com/product/601/the-prophecy-of-isaiah
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Works Cited. What good is it if when I copy and paste from a resource, the works citation is not correctly formatted? It even lets you pick the format (Turabian, Chicago, etc..), why if it is not correctly formatted?