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New Bible Atlas

November 14, 2006 by Andy Naselli

During this semester at TEDS, Dr. Barry Beitzel has had the cover of a forthcoming book taped on his office door: Biblica: The Bible Atlas: A Social and Historical Journey Through the Lands of the Bible. I asked him about it this morning, and he said that the book has been available in Australia for two months and should be available in America in November. Apparently, Costco and Sam’s Wholesale Club purchased a massive number of copies and will be selling them at a discount. The retail price is somewhere around $150 each, and Sam’s may sell them for $90 or $100. I just found it here for $80, almost half the price of retail!

Dr. Beitzel, who is well known as the author of The Moody Atlas of Bible Lands, was the project coordinator, and he invited a large spectrum of scholars to participate, including Jews and Catholics. So evangelicals will disagree with the content in some of the articles. Since I haven’t even scanned the content, I can’t comment on it. I did, however, see a copy of the book in Dr. Beitzel’s office. Wow. It’s massive. It’s is the largest hardback I’ve seen in recent times. High quality paper, too.

(And a little trivia for my BJU friends: Dr. Beitzel was in Dr. Sam Schnaiter‘s wedding.)

Filed Under: Exegesis

Dever’s latest interview

November 7, 2006 by Andy Naselli

Mark Dever‘s latest 9Marks interview is available for free downloading:
“Biblical Counseling with Ed Welch”

I highly recommend Dever MP3s. They are first-class: always interesting and biblically informed. And the interviews are lots of fun!

  1. 60 other MP3s (mostly interviews)
  2. over 60 Carl Henry Forums MP3s
  3. 25 “bonus talks”
  4. over 600 sermons (mostly by Dever)

Filed Under: Practical Theology Tagged With: Mark Dever

Biblical Training MP3s

November 6, 2006 by Andy Naselli

Biblical Training has recently released two more “classes” with free MP3 downloads:

  1. Old Testament Theology by Dr. Paul House, author of Old Testament Theology
  2. New Testament Theology by Dr. Frank Thielman, author of Theology of the New Testament: A Canonical and Synthetic Approach (I’ve dipped into Thielman’s NTT several times; it is insightful, up-to-date, and well researched.)

If you’re not familiar with Biblical Training, you’ll want to explore the site, register, and start downloading MP3s for many other classes. It’s an outstanding resource.

Filed Under: Exegesis Tagged With: Frank Thielman, MP3

Happy birthday, Dr. Warfield!

November 4, 2006 by Andy Naselli

Happy 155th birthday (tomorrow) to one of my heroes:
Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield
Born: Nov. 5, 1851
Died: Feb. 16, 1921

Filed Under: Historical Theology Tagged With: B. B. Warfield

Book Recommendation: A "Novel" by Carson and Woodbridge

November 4, 2006 by Andy Naselli

Letters Along the Way

Last night my wife, Jenni, and I finished reading Letters Along the Way: A Novel of the Christian Life by D. A. Carson and John D. Woodbridge.

We really enjoyed reading it, and I highly recommend it. This isn’t your typical novel. It’s the compilation of (fictitious) correspondence between two people: Dr. Paul Woodson (i.e., Woodbridge + Carson) and Timothy Journeyman. Professor Woodson is a professor of systematic theology at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, and Tim spends part of the book as a student in college and seminary and part of it as a rookie pastor. Tim perennially asks for advice, and Woodson shares his wisdom on all kinds of issues, including assurance of salvation, perseverance, campus evangelism, evangelical seminaries, evangelicalism, foreign politics, marriage, psychology, spiritual formation while in seminary, pastoring, and much more. Reading these made-up letters is almost as personal as if you wrote the question to Drs. Carson and Woodbridge themselves and then received a thoughtful reply.

This is not a heavyweight theological tome. It’s light reading. Jenni would usually read it aloud (to give my eyes a break from reading print and electronic resources all day) while cleaning up after dinner or lying down just before retiring. We’re kind of sad that the book is over, but it was a thoroughly edifying adventure.

Update:

  1. It’s available for free as a PDF.
  2. Subject Index for Carson and Woodbridge’s Letters Along the Way

Filed Under: Practical Theology Tagged With: D. A. Carson, John Woodbridge

Happy Reformation Day!

October 31, 2006 by Andy Naselli

Why not celebrate by reading the below transcript or listening to the MP3?

Martin Luther: Lessons from His Life and Labor
by John Piper

Filed Under: Historical Theology Tagged With: John Piper, Martin Luther, Reformation

New Book on NT Exegesis

October 27, 2006 by Andy Naselli

New book release from Crossway:

Interpreting the New Testament Text: Introduction to the Art and Science of Exegesis, ed. Bock and Fanning.

TOC here. I’ve been waiting for this one. Looks great.

Filed Under: Exegesis Tagged With: Books

MP3s by Lawson, Schreiner, and Piper

October 26, 2006 by Andy Naselli

This week I’ve had the opportunity to listen to the following MP3s while grading some tests and quizzes:

Steve Lawson on Romans 11:36:
Parts 1 and 2 available here.
Riveting. Refreshing.

Thomas Schreiner on TULIP from a conference in March 2006:

  1. Radical depravity
  2. Sovereign election
  3. Particular/single/definite redemption
  4. Overcoming grace
  5. Perseverance of the saints

I’ve enjoyed reading Schreiner’s works (e.g., commentary on Romans, Pauline theology), but this was my first time hearing him speak. These MP3s are well worth your time, especially if you disagree with his conclusions. He is a reliable representative for this aspect of Calvinism. (11 other MP3s by Schreiner available here.)

John Piper‘s most recent MP3 from his annual biographical messages: William Tyndale. Moving. Convicting. (as usual)

Filed Under: Historical Theology Tagged With: Calvinism, John Piper, MP3, Tom Schreiner

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