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Aids To Bible Study: The Hebrew Old Testament, Frederick W. Danker

Concordia Theological Monthly

It is regrettable that Hebrew is gradually fading out of the academic picture. Seminaries are decreasing their requirements in this area, and its study is being left more and more to the elective inclinations of the student. To the remnant in Israel, however, this chapter in Aids to Bible Study is dedicated in the hope that it may encourage some to return to Zion and exhilarate others as they stand on the ramparts and catch the vision of fresh and exciting interpretive possibilities in their Hebrew texts.

Preacher's Magazine Volume 33 Number 12, Lauriston J. Du Bois (Editor)

Preacher's Magazine

Cover — Floyd William Nease
Editorial, The Close of Jubilee
The Preaching of Floyd William Nease, Bertha Munro
“Conceived of the Holy Ghost,” Kenneth Vogt
Christ, the Unspeakable Gift, Joseph T. Larson
The Bribing Priests, J. Ray Shadowens
I See an Altar, Willard B. Airhart
“Preach the Word” (III), D. Shelby Corlett
Gleanings from the Greek New Testament, Ralph Earle
The Altar Call — Moment of Supreme Importance, Fred Thomas
Rights of Our Laymen (II), a fellow pastor
Sermon Workshop, Nelson G. Mink
Book Briefs
Index

Preacher's Magazine Volume 33 Number 11, Lauriston J. Du Bois (Editor)

Preacher's Magazine

Cover — Raymond Browning
Holiness and Evangelism, G. B. Williamson
Editorial, “The Priesthood of the Congregation”
The Preaching of Raymond Browning
Motives for Missionary Giving, Albert O. Loeber
What Are You Doing with Your Conscience? D. L. Niswander
The Rights of Laymen (I), a Fellow Pastor
Fits and Misfits, Milo L. Arnold
Gleanings from the Greek New Testament, Ralph Earle
Fields in Which Laymen Can Work (II), Melza H. Brown
“Old Folks’ Day” Advocated, Flora E. Breck
Men’s Prayer Meetings, W. E. Varian
“Guard That . . . Deposit” (II), D. Shelby Corlett
Sermon Workshop, Nelson G. Mink
Book Briefs

Preacher's Magazine Volume 33 Number 10, Lauriston J. Du Bois (Editor)

Preacher's Magazine

Cover — John N. Short
Preaching Scriptural Holiness (I), D. Shelby Corlett
Editorial, “Onward to Yesterday!”
The Preaching of John N. Short, J. Glenn Gould
Jesus Says, “Welcome,” George W. Privett, Jr.
Life Spiritualized by Love, Mildred Bangs Wyncoop
Holiness, Our Vision, W. G. Foote
The Calamity of Evil, James H. Whitworth
I’m Glad That I’m a Minister, Robert Owen
Gleanings from the Greek New Testament, Ralph Earle
Revitalizing the Results of Our Revivals, J. C. Wallace
We Must Enlist Laymen (I), Melza H. Brown
The Call of the Next Towns, Kenneth Vogt
Christian Education Plus, B. J. Garber
Aid …

The Eschatology Of Acts And Contemporary Exegesis, Robert H. Smith

Concordia Theological Monthly

For half a century New Testament exegesis has stood at the center of a storm over eschatology, and the eye of this storm is not all calmness. Two different exegetes skillfully and deliberately lay open the same passage of Scripture and arrive at conclusions that collide head on. Scholars disagree not only concerning what the New Testament says but especially about what the New Testament means in its eschatological statements.

The Christian And Petting, Kelsey E. Hinshaw

Historical Quaker Books

Excerpt: "This article is called forth by the following considerations: There is the desire, first, to answer the stock remark of so many young people, ''What's the harm? Everybody does it." - and second, to arouse the church of today to a realization of what is happening. Our homes and home influences are at an all-time low. Divorce, the "white slave" trade, and the illegitimate birth rate are, according to government statistics, at or near all-time highs. Competent authorities conservatively report that in one U. S. city alone hundreds of girls disappear each day of the year never to be …

Preacher's Magazine Volume 33 Number 09, Lauriston J. Du Bois (Editor)

Preacher's Magazine

Rugged Cross — Rugged Gospel, D. I. Vanderpool
Editorial
The Preaching of W. G. Schurman, S. T. Ludwig
Sermon of the Month, Frank Carver
Are We Nazarites? Jaynes H. Whitworth
Intellect and Emotion in the Sermon (II), F. Lincicome
Periphrasis, J. K. French
Gleanings from the Greek New Testament, Ralph Earle
The Conservative Theological Position and the Spirit of Evangelism, Edward Lawlor
Practical Norm of Love (III), Mildred Bangs Wynkoop
Outline of Financial Policies, Kenneth T. Meredith
Sermon Workshop

The Actuate, Lingleville Church Of Christ (Lingleville, Tx)

Ross Dean Blasingame Papers

The Actuate bulletin from the August 24, 1958 service at the Lingleville Church of Christ in Lingleville, Texas.

A Survey Of The Teaching Of Prayer In The New Testament, Ronald Arthur Greilich

ATS Dissertations

No abstract provided.

Preacher's Magazine Volume 33 Number 08, Lauriston J. Du Bois (Editor)

Preacher's Magazine

Cover — Mary Lee Cagle
Evangelism, the Mighty Impact of the Centuries, Samuel Young
“Keep the Glory Down”
The Preaching of Mary Lee Cagle, J. Fred Parker
Is It Nothing to You? John W. May
Which God Is Yours? Ross E. Price
Life’s Little Day, H. C. Litle
Love Is Existential (II), Mildred Bangs Wynkoop
Gleanings from the Greek New Testament, Ralph Earle
Jesus, the Great Evangelist, Jorge Barron
Praying Our Hearts Hot, W. B. Walker
We Look at Our Passion (III), T. E. Martin
The Pastor and the District Program, Asa Sparks
Our Pulpit Ministry, W. Don Adams
Sermon …

The Ways Of Man, Rex A. Turner

George Carter Collection

Sermon number 224, The Ways of Man, was delivered by Rex A. Turner on July 6, 1958 at the Hillsboro Church of Christ in Nashville, Tennessee. The sermon was heard over radio station WLAC.

Aids To Bible Study The Nestle Text., Frederick W. Danker

Concordia Theological Monthly

Since its first edition in 1898 Eberhard Nestle's Novum Testamentum Gaece has become standard equipment for students of the New Testament. The 23d edition (1957). edited jointly by his son Erwin Nestle and Kurt Aland, who is to succeed Nestle as the editor, has erased some of the blemishes in its predecessors and includes the readings of Papyrus Bodmer 66.

Restoration Quarterly: Vol. 2, No. 4, Restoration Quarterly

Restoration Quarterly

PDF of the full issue of Restoration Quarterly: Vol. 2, No. 4.

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.

Pepperdine Vacation Lectureship -- The Christian Family (1958), Joseph W. White

Pepperdine Bible Lectures: Programs

Program booklet for the First Annual Pepperdine Summer Lectureship and Vacation Bible School Workshop, held at Pepperdine College in Los Angeles, California, August 11-14, 1958. The Pepperdine Bible Lectures is an annual event hosted by Pepperdine University featuring a wide variety of lectures and classes on topics and themes in the Bible and Christianity.

Joseph W. White, Director of Lectureships

Preacher's Magazine Volume 33 Number 07, Lauriston J. Du Bois (Editor)

Preacher's Magazine

Religious Existentialism, Mildred Bangs Wynkoop
Editorial
A Message from the Past, J. B. Chapman
The Preaching of George Sharpe, George Frame
Sermon of the Month, Ivan A. Beals
Must We Christians Live by Duty? D. R. Gish
Love It and Leave It, C. V. Fairbairn
Gleanings from the Greek New Testament, Ralph Earle
Evangelism, T. E. Martin
Advertising Through Journalism, Robert D. Rogers
The Ministry of the Shepherd, G. H. Boffey
Facts on File, Honore Osberg
Sermon Workshop

Spiritual Marriage In The Early Church - A Suggested Interpretation Of 1 Corinthians 7_36-38, Roland Seboldt

Master of Sacred Theology Thesis

This study will begin with an examination of variant readings to establish the text.

Five known interpretations of 1 Corinthians 7:36-38 will be presented ·with critical evaluation. Both favorable and unfavorable arguments will be discussed.

The Study Of The Messianic Secret In St. Mark, Robert Strickert

Master of Sacred Theology Thesis

The general purpose of this thesis is to provide an historical survey of the hidden Messiahship of Jesus in the Gospel According to St. Mark. At the beginning of the present century William Wrede gave this theological problem the appropriate label, "The Messianic Secret." In the almost sixty years that have passed since the time of Wrede, this problem has presented a challenge to a number of scholars. These scholars have offered various answers and solutions. The approach in this thesis will be to present the views that have been held by some of these men.

The Eschatology Of The Book Of Acts, Robert Smith

Master of Sacred Theology Thesis

The method employed in this thesis is what someone has described as phenomenological in contrast to genetic. This paper is interested in the eschatology of the Book of Acts in its present state. Nowhere does this study attempt to isolate the eschatology of the primitive church in the city of Jerusalem, or the eschatology of the Hellenistic community, or the eschatology of Paul according to the Acts.

The Christology Of The Seven Letters In Revelation Chapters Two And Three, With Special Reference To Possible Relationships Between The Author's Self-Designations And The Subject Matter Of The Letters, Ewald Otto

Master of Sacred Theology Thesis

This study does not attempt to add to the material on the history of the congregations or to the analyses of their graces and defects, zeal and lukewarmness. Rather, a portion of what: has been written was restudied from the standpoint: of the relationship between the self-designation3 and the contents of the letters against the backdrop of the Christology of the Apocalypse.

The biologist and the physicist must begin with certain assumption~. To claim otherwise reveals ignorance and vanity. The theologian, too, must begin somewhere. This study assumes that the Bible is the Word of God, that an inspiration without …

He Learned Obedience, Hebrews 5:18, Charles Froehlich

Master of Sacred Theology Thesis

The purpose of this paper has been to arrive at the meaning of Hebrews 5:7-10 and more specifically. To answer the question: What does it mean when the text says that “Christ learned obedience” (verse 8)? Was Christ “sufficiently human”·to learn anything? If so, what was He able to learn?

Pastoral Supervision Of Lutheran Elementary Schools, Henry Koepchen

Bachelor of Divinity

The purpose of' this study is to state the responsibility of the pastors of the Lutheran Church--Missouri Synod in regard to the supervision of the elementary schools operated by their congregations.

Christian Education According To Ephesians 6:4 (Paideia Kai Nouthesia Kuriou), Richard D. Labore

Bachelor of Divinity

It is the purpose of this study to determine exegetically the meaning of this passage and to indicate its implications for the theory and practice of Christian education.

Mishpat And Zedeq In The Eighth-Century Prophets, James P. Rath

Bachelor of Divinity

We have attempted, in this thesis, to find the sources and authorities most competent to lead us along the way toward understanding what progression of revelation actually did take place in the writings as we have them from the eighth century. That there are other authorities which perhaps should have been consulted should not be denied; but we feel that the presentation as it is here sufficiently proves that these prophets were truly led by God to make a great advance over their predecessors.

The Kingdom Of God In The Old Testament, Robert Edward Wolter

Bachelor of Divinity

The sole purpose of this thesis is to trace the origin of the Kingdom of God from the beginning of time, creation, to the time of Christ. The development of the Kingdom of God will be traced through four specific areas: the Patriarchal, the Mosaic, the Royal, and the Prophetic. Within each of these areas it should be kept in mind that God is using people to spread His Kingdom. The fourth chapter will give a brief summary of the Jewish concept concerning the Kingdom. As for reference to the Covenant Idea, the Son of Man in Daniel, the Suffering …

The Terminology In Philippians Directed To, And Influenced By, Local Conditions, W Gail Rabe

Bachelor of Divinity

The reader of the New Testament is ever aware that the Book he is reading has been written under the inspiration of God. He is not merely reading the results or man's wisdom, but he is opening his mind and heart to receive God's revelation of judgment and mercy presented in written words through the agents whom He Himself appointed. This often results in misunderstanding regarding the Biblical view of inspiration. Questions such as these often arise: “If this is God's Word, what part does the human author play?” "Is this inspiration a mechanical rendering whereby the author loses all …

A Study Of The Anacolutha In The Pauline Corpus, Raymond Carl Schulze

Bachelor of Divinity

Any writing of great import must subject itself in time to the close scrutiny of the student, even though it may have been intended originally for the interested reader alone. A close look at the Pauline epistles indicates, in many instances at least, grammatical inconsistencies of such a nature that the meaning of the text is obscured to a greater or lesser degree. The anacolutha in the Pauline epistles present such a problem.

The Problem Of The Oracles To The Nations In Jeremiah, Elmer Reimnitz

Bachelor of Divinity

Critics have attacked the authorship of Jeremiah in large scale. Some try to make his writings only half of the actual book. Others try to throw out smaller sections and separate verses. The section of the book of Jeremiah which has received the strongest attacks is the section often referred to as the oracles to the nations. In this thesis we will consider the various problems raised up by the critics.

The Imprecatory Psalms In The Light Of The Evangelical Message, John W. Silva

ATS Dissertations

No abstract provided.

An Inductive, Exegetical, And Problematical Approach To The Concept Of Cleansing In Entire Sanctification, William H. Bicksler

ATS Dissertations

No abstract provided.

Some Problems Of First Peter, Robert E. Boyette

Graduate Thesis Collection

This study is an introduction I to some of the problems found in First Peter. The first chapter will be devoted to the presentation of the traditional view of authorship. Does the epistle come to us with the authority of the chief of the apostles? Tradition says yes. The second chapter questions the traditional view. Some scholars have questioned or rejected the verdict of tradition. In the third chapter the problem of the spirits in prison will be considered. Scholars disagree relative to this interpretation. What is meant by preaching to the spirits in prison? Who are these spirits? What …