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Chaplains In Khaki: Methodist Soldiers In Camp, On The Field, And On The March, H. K.
Chaplains In Khaki: Methodist Soldiers In Camp, On The Field, And On The March, H. K.
Heritage Material
No abstract provided.
Conversations That Matter : Discerning And Responding To Prevenient Grace In Evangelistic Practice Among Australian Nazarenes, Richard H. Giesken
Conversations That Matter : Discerning And Responding To Prevenient Grace In Evangelistic Practice Among Australian Nazarenes, Richard H. Giesken
ATS Dissertations
No abstract provided.
A Cause Sprinkled With Blood: The Life Of Owen Lovejoy, Abolitionist, Pastor And Congressman, Owen Bryant Lovejoy
A Cause Sprinkled With Blood: The Life Of Owen Lovejoy, Abolitionist, Pastor And Congressman, Owen Bryant Lovejoy
Books
No abstract provided.
Altars Of Freedom: Forty Devotions From The Asbury Community For A Nation’S 250th Year, Chris Kiesling, Robert Danielson
Altars Of Freedom: Forty Devotions From The Asbury Community For A Nation’S 250th Year, Chris Kiesling, Robert Danielson
Books
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Walking Through The Valley Of The Shadow: A Pancreatic Cancer Journey, Don Butterworth
Walking Through The Valley Of The Shadow: A Pancreatic Cancer Journey, Don Butterworth
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Assessing Christocentric And Trinitarian Theism: An Open Dialogue With T. A. Noble, Dennis Kinlaw, Allan Coppedge, And William Ury, J. Russell Frazier
Assessing Christocentric And Trinitarian Theism: An Open Dialogue With T. A. Noble, Dennis Kinlaw, Allan Coppedge, And William Ury, J. Russell Frazier
The Asbury Journal
This review essay analyses three works by Wesleyan theologians: T. A. Noble’s Christian Theology, Volume 1, and two contributions from the Francis Asbury Society: Christology as Theology by William M. Ury and Trinitarian Theology by Allan Coppedge, which articulate Christocentric Theism and Trinitarian Theism. While appreciating some aspects of these approaches, the essay raises critical concerns: the tendency to minimize the role of progressive revelation, the need for greater attention to divine accommodation and pedagogy, the danger of collapsing theology into a narrow Christonomism, and the risk of cultural insularity in global contexts. The article contributes to ongoing dialogue within …
I And Ai: Human Personhood In An Age Of Artificial Intelligence, Jonathan A. Powers, Daniel H. Strait
I And Ai: Human Personhood In An Age Of Artificial Intelligence, Jonathan A. Powers, Daniel H. Strait
Academic Books
No abstract provided.
El Cristo Del Camino Hindu, E. Stanley Jones
El Cristo Del Camino Hindu, E. Stanley Jones
Spanish Resources/Recursos en Español
No abstract provided.
Critical And Exegetical Notes And Discourses On The Gospels. Volume 1, Matthew And Mark, Andrew Carroll
Critical And Exegetical Notes And Discourses On The Gospels. Volume 1, Matthew And Mark, Andrew Carroll
Heritage Material
No abstract provided.
Master Plan Of Evangelism – Kurdish Version, Robert E. Coleman
Master Plan Of Evangelism – Kurdish Version, Robert E. Coleman
Heritage Material
No abstract provided.
The Devil’S Partners, James M. Taylor
The First Resurrection, James M. Taylor
Three Mothers Who Prayed, James M. Taylor
Touring South America With The Gospel, James M. Taylor
Touring South America With The Gospel, James M. Taylor
Heritage Material
No abstract provided.
Master Plan Of Evangelism (Daai Chin Version), Robert E. Coleman
Master Plan Of Evangelism (Daai Chin Version), Robert E. Coleman
GO InterNational Books
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Master Plan Of Evangelism. – Romanian Version, Robert E. Coleman
Master Plan Of Evangelism. – Romanian Version, Robert E. Coleman
GO InterNational Books
No abstract provided.
Master Plan Of Evangelism Korean Version, Robert E. Coleman
Master Plan Of Evangelism Korean Version, Robert E. Coleman
GO InterNational Books
No abstract provided.
Master Plan Of Evangelism- Mongolian Version, Robert E. Coleman
Master Plan Of Evangelism- Mongolian Version, Robert E. Coleman
GO InterNational Books
No abstract provided.
Master Plan Of Evangelism – Sinhala Version, Robert E. Coleman
Master Plan Of Evangelism – Sinhala Version, Robert E. Coleman
GO InterNational Books
No abstract provided.
Hunters Of Men: A Tribal Reading Of The Missiological Motif In Luke 5:1-11, Themshang Horam
Hunters Of Men: A Tribal Reading Of The Missiological Motif In Luke 5:1-11, Themshang Horam
The Asbury Journal
This article presents an intercultural and contextual reading of Luke 5:1–11 from the perspective of the Naga tribes of Northeast India, proposing a reinterpretation of the traditional “fishers of men” motif as “hunters of men.” Grounded in the author’s cultural context—where, owing to the absence of large water bodies, fishing serves as a secondary means of subsistence while hunting remains central to social and spiritual life— this study contends that biblical metaphors risk losing their theological depth and communicative efficacy when removed from the ecological and cultural frameworks of the receiving community. Through exegetical analysis and intercultural hermeneutics, the paper …
Telling God’S Story, Growing Families
From The Editors, Fredrick J. Long
From The Editors, Fredrick J. Long
The Journal of Inductive Biblical Studies
No abstract provided.
Does Eliphaz Begin Gently? Utilizing Inductive Study Of Scripture To Analyze The Tone And Message Of Job 3:3–5:7, Abbie F. Mantor
Does Eliphaz Begin Gently? Utilizing Inductive Study Of Scripture To Analyze The Tone And Message Of Job 3:3–5:7, Abbie F. Mantor
The Journal of Inductive Biblical Studies
While scholars generally concur on the divisions within the book of Job, the message of those sections is highly debated. One example is the first speech cycle (chs. 3–11) where commentators disagree on the tenor of the speeches. Are the friends offering support or critique? The Inductive Method of Bible interpretation offers helpful insight. This paper will offer a detailed analysis of the chiastic structure of Job’s opening lament and Eliphaz’s response in Job 3:3–5:7. The analysis will illuminate the interrelatedness of the two speeches, providing insights into the tone and message of the speeches.
Splitting Heirs: When The Land Was Divided (Genesis 10:25), W. Creighton Marlowe
Splitting Heirs: When The Land Was Divided (Genesis 10:25), W. Creighton Marlowe
The Journal of Inductive Biblical Studies
Shem’s genealogy (in Gen 10:2–30) records that “Two sons were born to Eber: One was named Peleg [ פֶלגֶ†], because in his time the earth was divided [ נִפְלְגָה֣†]; his brother was named Joktan” (10:25; NIV). What this “division” was has generated a few popular views, but none has reached consensus. The major interpretations to date are that the division was: (1) geographically, the patriarchal partitioning of territories to Noah’s three sons, or (2) a second distribution of these territories after the first by Noah; or (3) the split of the Pangaea continent into the modern continents or some other …
The Journal Of Inductive Biblical Studies
The Journal Of Inductive Biblical Studies
The Journal of Inductive Biblical Studies
No abstract provided.
“Where Shall Wisdom Be Found?”: Seeking The Place Of Wisdom In Biblical Theology, Daniel J. Hanlon
“Where Shall Wisdom Be Found?”: Seeking The Place Of Wisdom In Biblical Theology, Daniel J. Hanlon
The Journal of Inductive Biblical Studies
This article explores the place of biblical wisdom literature within biblical theology, challenging the claim that wisdom resists integration into theological frameworks. Using Klink and Lockett’s taxonomy, it surveys five approaches—historical description, history of redemption, worldview-story, canonical, and theological construction—showing that each successfully incorporates wisdom in distinct ways. Rather than privileging a single method, the article argues for the primacy of inductive study of the biblical text. Close attention to wisdom books reveals key epistemological, ethical, and theological dimensions, which provide a flexible framework for integrating wisdom literature into biblical theology across diverse interpretive approaches.
An Enduring Foundation: A Journey With Inductive Bible Study, David B. Schreiner
An Enduring Foundation: A Journey With Inductive Bible Study, David B. Schreiner
The Journal of Inductive Biblical Studies
No abstract provided.
Who Are The Sons Of God And Nephilim In Genesis 6?: An Exegetical, Theological, And Scientific Evaluation, Samuel Ken-En Gan
Who Are The Sons Of God And Nephilim In Genesis 6?: An Exegetical, Theological, And Scientific Evaluation, Samuel Ken-En Gan
The Journal of Inductive Biblical Studies
Scholars debate the meaning of bene ha-elohim and Nephilim in Gen 6:1–4, interpreting the former as either spiritual or human, and the latter as giants or hybrids. Using historical exegesis, linguistic analysis, and genetic insights, this study concludes “sons of God” in Gen 6 refers specifically to humans, aligning with the biblical creation mandate of “kind after kind.” Although elsewhere the term may denote spiritual beings, this paper argues for a context-specific human interpretation in Gen 6, while acknowledging the broader biblical usage covering both angels and humans.