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The Web Magazine 1993, December, Robin T. Burton

The Web Magazine

The Web Magazine focuses on alumni news and campus events from Gardner-Webb College; now Gardner-Webb University. The school sponsored a tour of Israel and Egypt. This issue, once again, features scholarship winners. The new MBA program, has caused the school to reach record enrollment. The annual business Symposium was hosted again, and there were over 20 people elected to the Board of Advisors.

Calvin Theological Journal (Vol 28 No 2 - November 1993), Calvin Theological Seminary

Calvin Theological Journal

Editorial: The Dutch Connection by John Bolt - 263 / A History of Theology and Spirituality in the Dutch Reformed Churches (Gereformeerde Kerken), 1892-1992 by Jan Veenhof - 266 / The Dutch Second Reformation (Nadere Reformatie) by Joel R. Beeke - 298 / The Catholic Origins and Calvinist Orientation of Dutch Reformed Church Law by John Witte, Jr. - 328 / Scripture Read and Interpreted: The Development of the Doctrine of Scripture and Hermeneutics in Gereformeerde Theology in the Netherlands by H. M. Vroom - 352 / Public Theology? A Current Dutch Discussion by David Graham Murphy - 372 …

The Echo: October 22, 1993, Taylor University

1993-1994 (Volume 97)

Alumni Echoes – Alumni return to renew ties that bind – Officer fired after staged incident – Perspectives and Issues – Clinton reaches out to evangelical community – Capital Campaign declared a success – Alumni to receive awards Saturday – My 2 Cents Worth – Class of ’43 to reunite – Gem-Echo staffs cooperate for this year – Black Out – Manpower ration hits TU – Student affairs committee OK’s dress regulations; effective today – Homecoming features “Mr. Beard” contest – Kesler, Glass, Rupp celebrate 35th reunion – Taylathon rolls to a start today – Unplugged Card to visit Taylor …

The Echo: October 8, 1993, Taylor University

1993-1994 (Volume 97)

Unarmed officer attacked – Library expands services – Health care plan could raise tuition – Issues and You… – Letters to the Editor: – Correction Box: – Jenkinson honored by NAIA – Heath to view renaissance text – Blind Melon offers insane groove – Trojans capture first road win – U Make The Call

Volume 12, Number 1, Department Of Church Relations

Pacific Church News

Edited by Jerry Rushford

Fall 1993

Hadashot Arkheologiyot 101–102 / חדשות ארכיאולוגיות קא–קב, Israel Antiquities Authority

חדשות ארכיאולוגיות (סדרה עברית) Hadashot Arkheologiyot (Hebrew Series)

בניאס, 1992, 32/92-G, וסיליוס צפריס ושושנה ישראלי [1] תל דן, 1992, 31/92-G, אברהם בירן [3] קרית שמונה, גבעת שחומית, *1957-A, עידן שקד [6] תל חצור , 1992-1993, 17/92-G-11/93 ,G [8] סקר מפת ראש פינה, 1992, 6/92-G, יוסף סטפנסקי [11] כסרא, 1875-A, רוני ליברמן-ואנדר [13] כברי, 1992-1993, 63/92-G-65/93 ,G, אהרון קמפינסקי ו-וולף דיטריך נמאיר [14] אשרת, 1842-A, הווארד סמיטליין [17] מערת היונים, 59/92-G, עפר בר-יוסף [18] עכו, המצודה, A-1766 ,G-102/92, מרים אבישר, ואליעזר שטרן [19] בית ציידה, 1992, 39/92-G, רם ערב [22] מערת …

The Bible, Congregational Leaders, And Moral Conversation, Patrick R. Keifert

Faculty Publications

No matter how old an observation, it remains nonetheless true: We tend to remember the preacher more than the sermon, the teacher more than the lecture. Perhaps that is all we have recently learned in a preliminary study of twelve congregations in the Southwestern Minnesota Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (SW Synod). However, there are some nuances that raise very important questions for theological education in seminaries and congregations—and, even more important, insights for the role of leaders and their use of Scripture in the moral conversations within congregations. In short, we have found from dozens of …

The Word Of God In Christian Ethics, Miroslav Kis

Faculty Publications

No abstract provided.

70th Annual Harding University Lectureship Program (1993), Harding University

Lectureship Programs

This document contains the printed lectureship schedule.

Today Hear His Voice: The Minor Prophets Speak, Harding University

Lectureship Books

The theme for the 1993 Harding University lectureship is "Today Hear His Voice: The Minor Prophets Speak." This book contains the outline or written version of the various lessons presented at lectureship.

Lectureship director: Don Shackelford

The Use Of Lament In Pastoral Care: Exploring Its Use With Those Working Through The Loss Of A Child, Cornelius J. Deboer

CTS Master of Theology (ThM) Theses

The general purpose of the thesis is to reintroduce an ancient Jewish/Christian tradition of lamenting which taps the anger and inappropriateness of death, destruction, and injustice. This ancient tradition has been lacking and has not been readily encouraged in the Christian community, even though lamenting can easily be understood as a vital part of our relationship with a covenantal God.

More specifically the thesis describes ministry to bereaved parents, and the important place of lament in this ministry. Although the psalms of lament are set forth as the main model, other creative avenues of lamenting are explored. Some prayers and …

Arbiter, August 31, Students Of Boise State University

Student Newspapers

No abstract provided.

1993 Summer Commencement, Harding University

Commencement Programs

Program for the Commencement on August 13.

Commencement Speaker: Larry Bills

The Babbler Volume 73 (1993-1994), Lipscomb University

The Babbler (Student Newspaper)

The 1993-1994 volume of David Lipscomb University's (now Lipscomb University) The Babbler student newspaper, which ran from August 1993–April 1994. It had 25 issues.

The Book Of Mormon, Historicity, And Faith, Robert L. Millet

Journal of Book of Mormon Studies

The historicity of the Book of Mormon record is crucial. We cannot exercise faith in that which is untrue, nor can “doctrinal fiction” have normative value in our lives. Too often the undergirding assumption of those who cast doubt on the historicity of the Book of Mormon, in whole or in part, is a denial of the supernatural and a refusal to admit of revelation and predictive prophecy. Great literature, even religious literature, cannot engage the human soul and transform the human personality like scripture. Only scripture—writings and events and descriptions from real people at a real point in time, …

Annals Vol. 3, 1973-1993, Salve Regina College, Mary Jean Tobin Sister

Salve Regina College Annals

No abstract provided.

1993 L'Ami Yearbook, George Fox University

Yearbooks

No abstract provided.

Commentary On The Book Of Jonah: Haimo Of Auxerre, Deborah Everhart

TEAMS Commentary Series

Haimo of Auxerre's Commentary on the Book of Jonah was probably written as a study text for scholars in the monastery. His basic method is to present a verse from the Book of Jonah, then offer condensed versions of the diverse and occasionally contradictory interpretations of that verse that were available to him. For example, he displays familiarity with the commentaries written earlier by Jerome and Origen. He provides allegorical, literal, moral, and ecclesiastical interpretations. He moves freely between the language of his commentary and the language of the Bible, and he demonstrates the interrelatedness of his own text and …

Volume 11, Number 3, Department Of Church Relations

Pacific Church News

Edited by Jerry Rushford

Summer 1993

An Assessment Of Buttrick's Homiletic, Tim Sensing

Restoration Quarterly

Sensing, Tim (1993) "An Assessment of Buttrick's Homiletic," Restoration Quarterly: Vol. 35 : No. 3.

This repository hosts selected Restoration Quarterly articles in downloadable PDF format. For the benefit of users who would like to browse the contents of RQ, we have included all issue covers even when full-text articles from that issue are unavailable. All Restoration Quarterly articles are available in full text in the ATLA Religion Database, available through most university and theological libraries or through your local library’s inter-library loan service.

Paul And The Septuagint, David M. Deems

ATS Dissertations

No abstract provided.

1993 Spring Commencement, Harding University

Commencement Programs

Program for the Commencement on May 15.

Commencement Speaker: Gene Stallings

The Echo: May 14, 1993, Taylor University

1992-1993 (Volume 96)

Congratulations Seniors!

Taylor to graduate 364 Seniors anticipate commencement – Groundbreaking to begin dream – Jones recognized for classroom excellence – Perspectives and Issues – Building fund increased by a hair – Admissions continues search for class of ’97 – Theater’s storied past traced – My 2 Cents Worth – Randall, students to continue research on nervous system – TU buzzing over summer plans – Student housing dilemma makes for nerve racking ordeal – Quality of TU education to be assessed by research of student body – Students to visit Greece, Israel – TWO to add discipleship ministry – Russian …

The Echo: May 7, 1993, Taylor University

1992-1993 (Volume 96)

Recognition Chapel: – Seniors take second Taylathon victory – ICC Class Competition – Upcoming events: – Perspectives and Issues – Taylor Student Organization Cabinet leads through new positions – Summer Ambassadors Program hopes to sell students on Taylor – Orchestra to perform concert – Winners announced for art show – Studying in Israel option for TU – Parnassus published, now on sale – My 2 Cents Worth – District champs head to NCCAA Nationals – U Make The Call – It’s tourney time at Taylor

Reading 2 Corinthians 3:4-18: An Exercise In Exegesis, Vilson Scholz

Doctor of Theology Dissertation

Paul's letters have a reading history of almost two millennia. It is a history of readings and misreadings, of grasping the general drift of the texts and of being puzzled when it comes down to the details. Readers have felt this ever since the New Testament era. Already in the first century Saint Peter writes that some things in Paul’s letters are "hard to understand" (2 Pet. 3:16).

Evangelical Friend, May/June 1993 (Vol. 26, No. 5), Evangelical Friends Alliance

Evangelical Friend

Vocation as Ministry. By Darwin M. and Janet L. R. Melnyk, page 2
Only through our faith can our work transform our world.

Because a Fire Burns in My Head. By Susan Shaw, page 6
"Where your deep gladness and the world's deep hunger meet..."

The Call to Ministry. By Denis Knight, page 8
From suburbia to the inner-city, a doctor "leaves his nets."

The Widow and the Snowy Sidewalk. By Cliff Loesch, page 10
"All our needs are part of the same piece of fabric."

Queries on Radical Stewardship, page 12
Hey! This might be for you.

A Neglected …

George Fox College Life, May 1993, George Fox University Archives

George Fox College Life

Alumni newspaper of George Fox College.

An Exegetical And Theological Examination Of Matthew 5:17-20, Marc A. Clauson

Masters Theses

Recent polemics relating to the use and validity of the Mosaic Law make a reexamination of some of the key Biblical passages imperative as well as a rethinking of the basic framework by which the issue of the Law is discussed. Matthew 5:17-20 is a passage often used by all sides in the Law debate and is here analyzed as to its relevance to the Law issue. This periscope is Jesus' programmatic statement about his mission with respect to the Law. The passage clearly states that the Law is not abolished and this truism serves as the broadest interpretational framework …

He Will Baptize You With The Holy Spirit And Fire, Luther Esala

Master of Sacred Theology Thesis

The phrase, Αύτός ύμȃς βαπτίσει ε̍ν πνεύματι α̍γι̍ψ καί πυρί has puzzled me for years. This thesis is an attempt to solve the puzzle. The first half of the thesis will be a history of the interpretation of this phrase. An essay by James D. G. Dunn will provide the outline for this historical review. The second half of the thesis will be the interpretation of the phrase.

Examining The First Epistle Of Peter In Duke Ms. Gk. 1 Using Contemporary Text-Critical Methodology, Jeff Crabtree

Masters Theses

Current text-critical methodology requires thorough knowledge of manuscript documents. An application of this principle shows Duke MS. GK. 1 to be a Greek minuscule MS containing the entire NT with catenae for most books. Done by a skilled scribe, the palaeography of this parchment codex suggests its origin at ca. 1100 AD.

1 Peter of Duke MS. GK. 1 contains several common scribal variations and errors. Variants resulting from moveable ~, itacisms, and manuscript traditions are common. These were determined by comparison of Duke MS. GK. 1 with the critical apparatuses of the following editions of the Greek NT: Nestle/Aland …