MSH | May 13, 2013
Earlier today I saw something come up in my Twitter account that I appreciated. It was a tweet from New Testament professor Will Varner. The link Will provided led me to this online post at the Gospel Coalition site: “Does Abba Mean ‘Daddy’?” The brief post outlines why the answer is no. Scholars have actually [...]
Category: Bible Translations, divine council, Greek NT, New Testament |
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Tags: abba, Aramaic, daddy, translation
MSH | February 11, 2013
This link from the Ancient World Online (AWOL) will take you to a few dozen SBL seminar papers that have been made available for free. These were all SBL conference papers. Some that I downloaded: Michael Pietsch, University of Hamburg Prophetess of Doom: Hermeneutical Reflections on the Huldah Oracle (2 Kings 22) Gerbern S. Oegema, McGill [...]
Category: Biblical Theology, divine council, Genre study, Hebrew Bible, Jewish Magic, New Testament, Research Tools |
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Tags: biblical, literature, papers, SBL, seminar, society
MSH | February 11, 2013
I’ve been asked many times whether I have video lectures on “all your divine council stuff.” Until now the answer has been no. Readers may recall that well over a year ago I went to a conference event in PA that had something to do with the divine council. That event was the first time [...]
Category: Biblical Theology, divine council |
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Tags: biblical, council, divine, DVD, Heiser, theology, video
MSH | March 6, 2012
In my previous post on JEDP I said this post would be my last on that topic. In the intervening days I told someone in the comments page that I would add a post to the topic – the best example I can think of for changes made in OT law between Exodus and Deuteronomy. [...]
Category: Bibliology, Deuteronomy, divine council, Exodus, Hebrew Bible, Pentateuch |
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Tags: awl, Deuteronomic, Deuteronomist, editing, elohim, law, Moses, Pentateuch, slave, Torah
MSH | January 2, 2012
Many of you know that I’ve been working (puttering is more accurate) on a book for non-specialists (i.e., lay people and pastors, not the academy) on what I refer to as the divine council worldview fo the Bible. It’s entitled The Myth That Is True. I’ve been at it for years. The day has finally [...]
Category: Biblical Theology, divine council, Doctrine of God |
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Tags: Biblical theology, divine assembly, divine council