Here’s a new podcast with Jon Laansma “Aren’t translations all we need?”
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Aren’t translations all we need?
Here’s a new podcast with Jon Laansma “Aren’t translations all we need?” http://exegeticallyspeaking.libsyn.com/website
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Why Learn Greek?
Dr. Peter Williams is a New Testament scholar affiliated with Tyndale House at Cambridge. I’ve heard him speak and lecture at the Lanier Theological Library…
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Exegetically Speaking
At Wheaton College we have launched a new podcast called “Exegetically Speaking.” The purpose is simple: we want to promote reading the Bible in its…
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The Righteous & Merciful Judge
I just finished reading and reviewing a book that I think deserves notice. Here is the bibliographic detail. I’ve added a link in case you’d…
