Crumbs from the Master's Table

Prof. Beale: It is generally acknowledged that Paul's introductory thanksgivings (and pray/blessing) contain the major themes to be de...

Frame: Each particular verse of Scripture has many contexts: the verses on either side, the book it is part of, the section of Scripture i...

In Jas. 1:1, James is a slave both of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ. In the same breath, he tells us—on the face of it—that his bondserv...

Carson: The kind of biblical theology that is profoundly grounded in tracing out the Bible's plot-line is intrinsically more likely to...

Vogt: A narrative is a selective record of a series of events that uses shared conventions to convey the author's communicative intent...

Here is another paper I produced at Wheaton College, this time for a class on New Testament criticism under Professor Nick Perrin. It seems ...

Struggling to know exactly how to translate a portion of a Pauline epistle this morning, I consulted an authoritative grammar, A Greek Gramm...

In  this post , D. A. Carson speaks about how to use commentaries.

That Matthew's use of the OT is somewhat (what shall we call it?), well,  peculiar  is fairly common knowledge. But what he does with Sc...

Here's my translation, exegetical outline, and commentary on the Septuagint of Hos 1:1-11: Translation of Hos 1:1-11 (LXX) 1 ...