
an international journal for students of theological and religious studies
- VOLUME 42
- ISSUE 1
- April 2017
- VOLUME 42
- ISSUE 1
- VOLUME 42
- ISSUE 1
Featured Articles
Gospel Differences, Harmonisations, and Historical Truth: Origen and Francis Watson’s Paradigm Shift?
by Frederik S. MulderClaiming to stand on the shoulders of the later Origen, in Gospel Writing: A Canonical Perspective, Francis B...
Articles
Which biblical promises are for Christians? God’s promises play a vital role in helping believers grow in sanctification and suffer with hope, but should we claim all OT promises as our own, seeing as God gave them to a different people and under a different covenant? This article considers why and how every promise is “Yes” in Christ and seeks to empower believers to faithfully appropriate OT promises without abusing them...
Gospel Differences, Harmonisations, and Historical Truth: Origen and Francis Watson’s Paradigm Shift?
by Frederik S. MulderClaiming to stand on the shoulders of the later Origen, in Gospel Writing: A Canonical Perspective, Francis B...
“For Your Sake We Are Being Killed All Day Long”: Romans 8:36 and the Hermeneutics of Unexplained Suffering
by David StarlingThis article explores the function of Paul’s citation from Psalm 44:22 within the rhetoric of Romans 8:31–39...
Many churches seem to have lost the art of singing lament...
Reflections on Handling the Old Testament as Jesus Would Have Us: Psalm 15 as a Case Study
by Dane C. OrtlundIn appreciation of the renaissance of christocentric and redemptive-historical hermeneutics and homiletics in our generation, this article selects an OT text, Psalm 15, that appears on the surface to be maximally resistant to a Christ-centered reading and preaching of Scripture...
This article examines the meaning of blessing as expressed in the structure and narratives of Genesis...
In Genesis 3:15, the Lord announces the future coming of a “seed” (זֶ֫רַע) who will bruise the head of the serpent...