A Green Bible and a Withered Fig Tree
This is the reason for what is quite possibly the saddest day in biblical studies. My only question would be, “Is the passage about Jesus’... Read More
Thoughts on Water Turned To Wine
Alfred Edersheim has some interesting thoughts on Jesus first miracle. He wrote: What happened is well known; how in the excess of their zeal, they... Read More
The King in Queens
Brad Hertzog, a friend of mine from seminary, is leading a group from Franklin Square OPC to plant a church in Queens, NY. There will... Read More
Counterpoints: The New Testament’s Use of the Old Testament
A new book in the Counterpoints series is soon to be released. This one tackles the issue of the New Testament’s use of the Old... Read More
Calvinism in Wales
Among the many books I am currently reading-and they are many!-is this fine two volume set that you see to the right, The Calvinistic Methodist... Read More
Of Making Many Books There is No End Recommendation #15
I am frequently searching for books online, and as I do so, I will periodically come across a very rare book. I recently came across... Read More
Paul Helm on Creationism
Paul Helm has a new analysis out. It has to do with creationism and education. You can find it here.
Warfield’s Personal Copies of Hodge’s Systematic Theology
Talk about an interesting find: “I recently found Warfield’s copy of volumes 1 & 3 of Hodge’s Systematic Theology on Internet Archive. A quick glance... Read More