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Is The Bible Fiction?, Stefan Goltzberg
Is The Bible Fiction?, Stefan Goltzberg
Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers
No abstract provided.
The Importance And Relevance Of Preaching Isaiah's Message Today, Bill Thompson
The Importance And Relevance Of Preaching Isaiah's Message Today, Bill Thompson
ATS Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Toward An Effective Communication Model For The Evangelization Of The Indian Diaspora In Korea : An Analysis Of Indians' Perceptions Of Christianity And The Korean Church's Missional Approach, Arun Kumar Paul
ATS Dissertations
No abstract provided.
January 2014 Complete Issue
The Journal of Inductive Biblical Studies
No abstract provided.
Discerning Segment Boundaries Within John 1:19-4:54, Joseph R. Dongell
Discerning Segment Boundaries Within John 1:19-4:54, Joseph R. Dongell
The Journal of Inductive Biblical Studies
Bible commentators have traditionally supplied hierarchical outlines for the books they interpret under the assumption that texts are semantically structured, and that valid interpretation flows in part from accurately discerning textual structure. The disciplines of narrative criticism and discourse analysis have significantly advanced our understanding of textual structure, and have crossed paths by way of mutual influence with the IBS movement, which has given sustained attention to formalizing the study of textual structure. Against this backdrop, John 1:19-4:54 invites closer scrutiny in terms of the logic of its composition. The nearly universal agreement that 1:1-18 forms a clear literary unit, …
Interpretation And Structure In Joel, Thomas M. Lyons
Interpretation And Structure In Joel, Thomas M. Lyons
The Journal of Inductive Biblical Studies
Despite renewed interest in the book of Joel and its relationship to the “Book of the Twelve,” scholarly opinions still significantly diverge on the structure of the book of Joel itself. This article surveys recent significant and representative proposals for Joel’s structure before arguing for an alternative unified structure based upon grammar, literary markers or “catchwords”, and structural relationships (according to David R. Bauer and Robert A. Traina, Inductive Bible Study).
Twain Heights: Spirit And Word In Biblical Prophesying, Stanley D. Walters
Twain Heights: Spirit And Word In Biblical Prophesying, Stanley D. Walters
The Journal of Inductive Biblical Studies
The place-name “Ramathaim,” a noun in the dual number, found in Samuel’s ancestry 1 Sm 1:1 and nowhere else, is an allusion to a pair of narratives each set in Ramah, namely 1 Sm 19:18-24 and Jer 40:1-6, which together show the Spirit and the Word as essential features of biblical prophesying. Elkanah thus appears as part of a transgenerational movement of study and spiritual revitalization, to which the canonical book of Samuel continues to call us.
Jesus And The Parables: A Compelling Oral Training Tool, Kevin Olson
Jesus And The Parables: A Compelling Oral Training Tool, Kevin Olson
Papers
No abstract provided.
Engaging In Pneumatic Mission Praxis, Robert L. Gallagher
Engaging In Pneumatic Mission Praxis, Robert L. Gallagher
Papers
No abstract provided.
Great Books And Missionary Fictions, Daniel Born
Transforming Teaching For Mission: Educational Theory And Practice: Anthropological Considerations For Mission Education Among Different Ethnics In Myanmar, Cope Suan Pau
Papers
No abstract provided.
A Wesleyan Theology Of Cultural Competency, Esther D. Jadhav
A Wesleyan Theology Of Cultural Competency, Esther D. Jadhav
Papers
No abstract provided.
Major Structural Relationships: A Survey Of Origins, Development, Classifications, And Assessment, Fredrick J. Long
Major Structural Relationships: A Survey Of Origins, Development, Classifications, And Assessment, Fredrick J. Long
The Journal of Inductive Biblical Studies
A central feature to Inductive Bible Study (IBS) are Major Structural Relationships (MSRs), despite some variation in the number, identification, descriptions, and organization of them. These relationships are endemic to human communication; hence, their description is vital for accurate and holistic observation of biblical materials. The origin of MSRs is traceable to the 19th century art instruction of John Ruskin. He himself was aware that his insights into composition extended beyond artistic to musical and literary composition. Practitioners of IBS have continued to develop and describe rigorously methodologies surrounding the identification of MSRs, especially at Asbury Theological Seminary. A survey …
Sociorhetorical Interpretation (Sri) And Inductive Bible Study (Ibs): Outlines Of Mark, The Lord’S Prayer, And The Son’S Prayer In John 17, Vernon K. Robbins
Sociorhetorical Interpretation (Sri) And Inductive Bible Study (Ibs): Outlines Of Mark, The Lord’S Prayer, And The Son’S Prayer In John 17, Vernon K. Robbins
The Journal of Inductive Biblical Studies
There are many things in common between Inductive Bible Study (IBS) and Sociorhetorical Interpretation (SRI) as I practice it in the context of the Rhetoric of Religious Antiquity (RRA) project.1 Many of the similarities are a result of detailed focus on texts. The multiple strategies of interpreting both the inner texture and the intertexture of texts in SRI share much in common with IBS. As a result, many of the strategies of analysis and interpretation in the sections on “Observing and Asking” and “Answering or Interpreting”2 in particular are highly congenial with or naturally integral to SRI.
Esau, Son Of Isaac And Grandson Of Abraham: The Model Of A Faithful Son, Moshe Reiss
Esau, Son Of Isaac And Grandson Of Abraham: The Model Of A Faithful Son, Moshe Reiss
The Asbury Journal
The story of Esau and Jacob, the two powerful sons of Isaac and Rebekah is one of the several conflicting families noted in the book of Genesis. Jacob, whose other name is Israel, is the father of the twelve tribes and thus the founder of the Jewish people. Rebekah may be the most pow- erful of the matriarchs; the one God talks to directly about her role in the covenant. The reconciliation of the brothers is one of the more powerful descriptions in the Bible.
Book Reviews, Jordan J. Henderson, Jeremy B. Griffin, Paul L. Whalen, Jeremiah K. Garrett, Benjamin D. Espinoza, Michael Shire, Brian C. Small, Andrew D. Kinsey, Moe Moe Nyunt, Paul A. Tippey, David Bundy, Benjamin J. Snyder
Book Reviews, Jordan J. Henderson, Jeremy B. Griffin, Paul L. Whalen, Jeremiah K. Garrett, Benjamin D. Espinoza, Michael Shire, Brian C. Small, Andrew D. Kinsey, Moe Moe Nyunt, Paul A. Tippey, David Bundy, Benjamin J. Snyder
The Asbury Journal
No abstract provided.
Mark’S Inclusion Of ‘For All Nations’ In 11:17d And The International Vision Of Isaiah, Mark A. Awabdy, Fredrick J. Long
Mark’S Inclusion Of ‘For All Nations’ In 11:17d And The International Vision Of Isaiah, Mark A. Awabdy, Fredrick J. Long
The Journal of Inductive Biblical Studies
Despite recent scholarly recognition of the Isaian backdrop to Mark’s Gospel, Jesus’ citation of Isa 56:7 and Jer 7:11 in Mark 11:17 has not been sufficiently interpreted; specifically, the phrase “for all nations” (from Isa 56:7) is considered redactional or is simply deemed relatively unimportant. Yet, the authenticity of Jesus’ citation has been recently affirmed. Moreover, 11:17 is structurally focal in a chiastic arrangement within the narrative, with “for all nations” being central. Isaiah 56 was issuing critique of religious leaders for failing to include foreign worshippers. It seems plausible that Jesus as a Jewish teacher understood this and combined …
Elementary New Testament Greek, Joseph R. Dongell
Elementary New Testament Greek, Joseph R. Dongell
Academic Books
No abstract provided.
Liberation And Engagement: Toward A U.S. Latino/A Diaspora Missiology, Angel Santiago-Vendrell
Liberation And Engagement: Toward A U.S. Latino/A Diaspora Missiology, Angel Santiago-Vendrell
The Asbury Journal
Diaspora missiology is emerging in some evangelical circles as the new paradigm that would complement traditional missiology. In this article, I will describe and analyze the writings of three first generation Cuban-American theologians and their understanding of how to construct theology in diaspora. First, I will present the multiple origins of the Latino/a population. Second, the metaphor of the Promised Land will be described and assessed though the lens of the prosperity gospel. Third, the writings of Ada María Isasi-Díaz, Justo González, and Fernando Segovia on theology in the diaspora will be described and analyzed. Finally, a Latino/a missiology of …
“If Only They Knew”: Preparing Cross-Cultural Missionaries For Service In Latin America, Rachel L. Coleman
“If Only They Knew”: Preparing Cross-Cultural Missionaries For Service In Latin America, Rachel L. Coleman
The Asbury Journal
Drawing on the perspective of Latin American church leaders, “If Only They Knew” details common cultural, linguistic and ministry errors made by U.S. missionaries in Latin America, offers preparation strategies for new missionaries to the region, and proposes action and reflection questions for mission-sending agencies and missionary candidates.
New Testament Considerations On Unity And “Amicable Separation” In The United Methodist Church, Christopher T. Bounds
New Testament Considerations On Unity And “Amicable Separation” In The United Methodist Church, Christopher T. Bounds
The Asbury Journal
This paper explores the proposal of “Amicable Separation” in The United Methodist Church through the lens of New Testament teaching on Church unity and schism. First, the concept of ecclesial oneness is examined closely in the Gospel of John, Ephesians, and other related passages. Second, every instance of schism or threat of schism is studied in Acts, I Corinthians, Galatians, Colossians, I Timothy, and I and II John to see how separation is understood and addressed. After a summary of the study is given, application is made finally to the “Amicable Separation” proposal.
Richard Swinburne, Mind, Brain, And Free Will, C. Stephen Evans
Richard Swinburne, Mind, Brain, And Free Will, C. Stephen Evans
Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers
No abstract provided.
Ministry With The Poor : The Role Of Social Services In Christian Evangelism, Owen K. Ross
Ministry With The Poor : The Role Of Social Services In Christian Evangelism, Owen K. Ross
ATS Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Verbal Valency In Biblical Hebrew : An Analysis Of The Valency Of `Br, James Douglas Wilson
Verbal Valency In Biblical Hebrew : An Analysis Of The Valency Of `Br, James Douglas Wilson
ATS Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Finding The Way Forward: George Gill Hunter, Iii, Ronald K. Crandall
Finding The Way Forward: George Gill Hunter, Iii, Ronald K. Crandall
Great Commission Research Journal
Ron Crandall recounts some of the significant personal transitions, achievements, and contributions to evangelism and church growth made by his long time colleague. This brief “inside story” captures some of both the professional and personal life of this world-class scholar, and reveals his passionate pursuit to help thousands of churches and millions of secular and disenchanted peoples “find the way forward.” Never content to only talk about evangelism, George Hunter is portrayed as employing every gift available to equip the Church for its apostolic mission to spread the power of “Christ in us, the hope of glory.”
Merleau-Ponty And Sacramental Gesture, Vincent Wargo
Merleau-Ponty And Sacramental Gesture, Vincent Wargo
Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers
No abstract provided.
Philip Tallon, The Poetics Of Evil: Towards An Aesthetic Theodicy, David Brown
Philip Tallon, The Poetics Of Evil: Towards An Aesthetic Theodicy, David Brown
Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers
No abstract provided.
Interpreting The Bible With The Poor, Larry W. Caldwell
Education That Is Missional: Toward A Pedagogy For The Missional Church, Christopher B. James
Education That Is Missional: Toward A Pedagogy For The Missional Church, Christopher B. James
Papers
No abstract provided.
“Save The Mothers”: A Maternal Health Missiology, Daniel D. Scott
“Save The Mothers”: A Maternal Health Missiology, Daniel D. Scott
Papers
No abstract provided.