What I've been reading this year
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Here are my thoughts on some of the Biblical studies books I’ve read so far this year!
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“Typology” - www.amazon.com...
“Lost Letters to the Twelve Prophets” - www.amazon.com...
“Text and Paratext” - www.amazon.com...
“40 Questions About Interpreting the Bible” - www.amazon.com...
“Revelation Through Old Testament Eyes” - www.amazon.com...
“Being God’s Image” - www.amazon.com...
“Reading the Prophets as Christian Scripture” - www.amazon.com...
“How the Bible Is Written” - www.amazon.com...
“The Law, the Prophets, and the Writings” - www.amazon.com...
“Behind the Scenes of the Old Testament” - www.amazon.com...
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00:00 Introduction
0:43 Typology (James Hamilton)
1:27 The Lost Letters to the Twelve Prophets (John Goldingay)
2:57 Text and Paratext (Gregory Goswell)
4:20 40 Questions about Interpreting the Bible (Robert Plummer)
5:35 Revelation Through Old Testament Eyes (Tremper Longman III)
6:52 Being God's Image (Carmen Joy Imes)
7:33 Reading the Prophets as Christian Scripture (Eric Tully)
8:55 How the Bible Is Written (Gary Rendsburg)
12:23 The Law, the Prophets, and the Writings: Studies in Evangelical Old Testament Hermeneutics in Honor of Duane A. Garrett (Andrew King, William Osborne, Joshua Philpot, eds.)
13:52 Behind the Scenes of the Old Testament (Jonathan Greer, John Hilber, John Walton, eds.)
Ahhhh so excited!! I can tell from the thumbnail my personal library is about to get a few added to the wishlist! I have Thriftbooks open in another tab right now, I am ready! 🤣
Thank you for taking the time to introduce these books. I am currently working through Revelation Through Old Testament Eyes. It is worth the read! I recently ordered Dr, Imes’ books. They are here on my desk awaiting my attention. I greatly look forward to reading them. I’m going to have to save my shekels for Behind the scenes of the OT. Your channel deserves more attention.
Thanks for watching! Glad it was helpful!
Good winter reading ideas! Thanks again for all the info!
Thanks from Finland, gonna get that last one !
I want to read that book on Revelation. I listened to Tremper Longman lll's audio lectures on Genesis when I was going through Genesis and I learned a lot.
Heiser's book on The Old Testament in Revelation (taken from podcast notes) is another worthy read IMO.
Thanks for another great video! It was helpful hearing your opinions on these books. In particular, Text and Paratext sounds fascinating. How the Bible is Written and Behind the Scenes of the OT also sound like I'd find them interesting. I'm especially interested in chapter 22 of Rensburg's book as I'm convinced of the documentary hypothesis and think it likely that "the mark of unified authorship" is the work of clever redaction, but I'm always interested in reading alternate views -- maybe I'll change my mind again.
I am looking for something to read about THEOLOGY, and I am a student of west Africa theological seminary.
Adam Harwood's Christian theology is great. Top picks also Biblical theology by Köstenberger & Goswell and one written by Ben Witherington lll + get NET Bible full notes edition. Hi from Finland.
I would recommend Thomas Oden's systematic theology for a broad approach that is rooted in the early church. I also recommend the Counterpoints series from Zondervan where differet theologians are allowed to interact with and debate one another's views. Across the Spectrum by Boyd and Eddy is also really good.
Thank you,JM🌹⭐🌹⭐
Thanks for the book suggestions. I found an article from Dr. Rendsburg about how he dates Genesis in Biblical Bulletin. It looked interesting, but some of his views seemed a bit circular. I feel like his argument is directed to the people who date Genesis to the Persian Period instead of those who date it to the Late Bronze Age. Definitely looks like an interesting read, though.
The last book you covered sounds interesting. I'll have to look into
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So cool! Thank you for sharing
My Messianic rabbi friend highly recommends "Hebrew Insights from Revelation". Are you familiar with that one?
I am not, I'm afraid.
Can you do a review on the Full Life Study Bible? I have heard the bible has been reprinted twice under 2 different bible names. Can you shed light on this for me?
I'm not familiar with it.
@@DiscipleDojo Bummer. I have hears sooo many great things about this study bible. But am a little confused as to the name changes and why they did that.
Should imes’ books be read in order?
No, you can read either first.
@@DiscipleDojo thank you !