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Yes. As is James Montgomery Boice.
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I second this! I just voted.
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Out of curiosity, what occurrence of the word has precipitated this study? What passage?
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Is there a good resource in Logos that explains the liturgical year (church calendar)? I have Platinum and a mess of other books. Any suggestions from within my library? From without?
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[quote user="Alex Scott"] I guess with all this talk about the Ottawa valley, I should say that I too live in Kingston, Ontario, and spent a number of years in Almonte, just a few miles north of Carleton Place. [/quote] I know Almonte! My cousins lived in Almonte and Arnprior before settling in Carleton Place. As far as I know, my aunt still lives there
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[quote user="Milford Charles Murray"] Hi and Peace to you! Do we call you Devin? That's beautiful country indeed! Right by Mississippi Lake, source of the Canadian Mississippi River that flows from the Carleton Place area into the mighty Ottawa River! When I was courting my first wife back in the late 1950's, attending Concordia Lutheran Seminary in
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All this talk of Renfrew - I have relatives who live down the road in Carleton Place. Small world.
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[quote user="SteveF"] [quote user="C Devin Chaulk"]Does anybody know where that is[/quote] I think I can make it in two hours. Up 21 to Goderich and then east OR east to London, and then north on 4 etc. Back in the 1970s our Bible College choir (from Toronto) sang at the TV station and at the Presbyterian Church [/quote] I actually got saved in that
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Were they made from a pig? (Get it? WingHAM...ham comes from pigs....oh boy)
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No kidding! Who do you know from Wingham?
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I grew up in Wingham, Ontario. Does anybody know where that is...without using Google Maps?
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I'm a Canadian, but I live in Indianapolis, IN.
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Grudem and Berkhof as well as Ladd (as mentioned previously.) Erickson http://www.logos.com/product/3620/christian-theology-2nd-ed Horton http://www.logos.com/product/26683/the-christian-faith-a-systematic-theology-for-pilgrims-on-the-way I find all of these very helpful.
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I should have mentioned that I had Logos 4 Platinum and then upgraded to v5 Platinum (thus I already have Wiersbe's "BE series"). I have Holman NT as well. (It comes in Silver.) Maybe I already have all the good preachers' commentaries (save NIVAC...which I have the OT set). BTW David, how are you? We need to catch up! I'll give you a call this week
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Bump A little help?
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In the market for the best commentary series with sermon outlines, illustrations and applications for cheap. NIVAC is not in my budget. I have Platinum v5. Already own Preacher's Commentary, Pulpit Commentary. Suggestions?
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1. PIllar if covered. If not, NIGTC. 2. NAC 3. Preacher's Commentary For any sermon/study I prepare, I consult a technical commentary, a pastoral/technical and a pastoral/devotional.
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I would recommend upgrading to Scholar's . You get Greek and Hebrew Lexicons, the ability to do word studies, and automatic parsing of every word in the original languages (not to mention a SLEW of other original language tools). No original language background is needed to use these tools.
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Also, Wall, in NIBC touches on the "hope" that Christians have in endurance. Related. "John’s use of the suffering motif has led some to find here a subtle reference to a more general persecution of Christians that occasioned the commissioning of this book. John’s use of the motif, however, is best understood in terms of the sociology of an apocalyptic
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Spicq seems to touch on this idea of expectation as well in TLNT. ὑπομένω, ὑπομονη hypomenō, to endure; to wait expectantly; hypomonē, endurance hypomenō, S 5278; TDNT 4.581–588; EDNT 3.404–405; NIDNTT 2.764, 772–774, 776; MM 658; L&N 25.175, 39.20, 68.17, 85.57; BDF §§148(1), 414(2); BAGD 845–846 | hypomonē, S 5281; TDNT 4.581–588; EDNT 3.405–406;