Resources
I’m planning on compiling a list of good online resources for the study of the Bible and its languages. For now, check out some of the blogs listed on the right side of the page.
Welcome! My aim in these blog posts is to engage with ideas surrounding the canon and hermeneutics, biblical theology, and Scripture in general. The blog name comes from Psalm 114, which provides the context for my writing. Please read through anything you wish, and be sure to check out some of the pages listed to the left. I'd love to hear your comments as well, so feel free to say a few things in response to the notes. God bless!
Recent Posts
- Interesting dialogues from the UK
- What is idolatry?
- A Trip Down Memory Lane
- Brian McClaren’s new book
- Starting at Wycliffe College in the fall of 2010
- Childs on the dangers of historical reconstruction
- Paper Reading at SBL conference
- Book of Isaiah: Reading Biblical Prophecy, Week 2
- Book of Isaiah: On Prophets and Biblical Prophecy, Week 1
- PCBC Class on the Book of Isaiah
Your Responses
- Matt on What is idolatry?
- Joseph Justiss on What is idolatry?
- Andy on What is idolatry?
- Joseph Justiss on What is idolatry?
- Andy on What is idolatry?
My Music
Blogroll
- Be Careful How You Hear
- Between the Times
- Biblical Theology
- Biblical Theology (2)
- Bock’s Blog
- Considering the Canon
- Engage the Culture
- Evangelical Textual Criticism
- Fighter Verses
- For His Renown
- My Life’s Open Book
- Old in the New
- Our Hearts Burn
- Pete Link’s Blog
- Realist Ron
- Thinking Chad
- Tracking Tyler
- Where Life Is Hidden
Blogroll
- Be Careful How You Hear
- Between the Times
- Biblical Theology
- Biblical Theology (2)
- Bock’s Blog
- Considering the Canon
- Engage the Culture
- Evangelical Textual Criticism
- Fighter Verses
- For His Renown
- My Life’s Open Book
- Old in the New
- Our Hearts Burn
- Pete Link’s Blog
- Realist Ron
- Thinking Chad
- Tracking Tyler
- Where Life Is Hidden
Disclaimer
If all goes according to plan I will be writing a lot. I might quote an author or a teacher that has been very influential in my theology and in my exegesis of different Biblical passages. Even though I may quote such a person, the view I am presenting may not actually be the view they hold. My goal is to be as accurate as possible with the transmission and communication of different ideas and concepts, but I may have misread a text or misheard a speaker. In that case, find fault with me, not who I am quoting. If I am quoting a written work, I will do my best to give a note as to where I found the information presented.
can you get any mp3 audio of jamie grant?
Theres very little available and I enjoy his teaching.
@Terry Gray
I’m not sure what Jamie have available. Though I’ve been able to e-mail with him a few times to discuss research possibilities at his school, I’m really only familiar with his work in his book, “King as Exemplar,” and an article of his on Poetics in “Words & The Word” (a volume he co-edited). If you find anything let me know, I’d love to link it up for people.
Andy