Old Testament Poetic Books, 2
With our second and third class sessions on Old Testament Poetic Books, we covered our introduction to this material on pp. 14–31 of our syllabus. With this presentation, we looked at five introductory...
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With our last two class sessions in OT Poetic Books, we covered most of the book of Job. As far as books, which I cover in our entry level courses, go, Job is my favorite book to cover. While one may...
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The above picture is one that was taken of Ferdinand and I during a recent trip (February 19–27) to Mwanza, TZ. When I went to Mwanza in 2007, Ferdinand was one the Bible Institute students that I...
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In my Old Testament Poetic Books class, we finished Job a few weeks back and began looking at the Psalms last week. This post will summarize both classes.
View ArticleFollow-up on Rice Lectures
In an earlier post, I announced that Dr. Terry Mortenson, from Answers in Genesis was to lecture at DBTS's annual William R. Rice Lectures. His lectures have been uploaded to DBTS's website.
View ArticleOld Testament Poetic Books, 5
In our previous Old Testament Poetic Books' classes, we covered the introductory issues for the Psalter. This included items such as the nature of psalms. In developing this subject, I looked at the...
View ArticleOld Testament Poetic Books, 6
In my Old Testament Poetic Books on April 19 & 26, we initially completed the book of Psalms and then went through key issues in the book of Proverbs.
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Because of some major domestic adjustments for our family, I have been impeded from blogging. Nevertheless, it was time for me to return to the blogosphere by completing my series of blog posts on my...
View ArticleThe Inception of a New School Year
Between academic and domestics issues, this has been a furious summer. Though life will not slow down this coming school year, I look forward to the challenges and invigorating time of life at Detroit...
View ArticleDBTS’s 2011 Book List
For a number of years Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary has posted on its website, a list of books that their faculty recommends. Recently this book list has been updated and posted online.
View ArticleOld Testament Poetic Books, 2
With our second and third class sessions on Old Testament Poetic Books, we covered our introduction to this material on pp. 14???31 of our syllabus. With this presentation, we looked at five...
View ArticleOld Testament Poetic Books, 3
With our last two class sessions in OT Poetic Books, we covered most of the book of Job. As far as books, which I cover in our entry level courses, go, Job is my favorite book to cover. While one may...
View ArticleMy Trip to Mwanza, Tanzania
The above picture is one that was taken of Ferdinand and I during a recent trip (February 19???27) to Mwanza, TZ. When I went to Mwanza in 2007, Ferdinand was one the Bible Institute students that I...
View ArticleOld Testament Poetic Books, 4
In my Old Testament Poetic Books class, we finished Job a few weeks back and began looking at the Psalms last week. This post will summarize both classes.
View ArticleFollow-up on Rice Lectures
In an earlier post, I announced that Dr. Terry Mortenson, from Answers in Genesis was to lecture at DBTS's annual William R. Rice Lectures. His lectures have been uploaded to DBTS's website.
View ArticleOld Testament Poetic Books, 5
In our previous Old Testament Poetic Books' classes, we covered the introductory issues for the Psalter. This included items such as the nature of psalms. In developing this subject, I looked at the...
View ArticleOld Testament Poetic Books, 6
In my Old Testament Poetic Books on April 19 & 26, we initially completed the book of Psalms and then went through key issues in the book of Proverbs.
View ArticleOld Testament Poetic Books, 7
Because of some major domestic adjustments for our family, I have been impeded from blogging. Nevertheless, it was time for me to return to the blogosphere by completing my series of blog posts on my...
View ArticleThe Inception of a New School Year
Between academic and domestics issues, this has been a furious summer. Though life will not slow down this coming school year, I look forward to the challenges and invigorating time of life at Detroit...
View ArticleDBTS’s 2011 Book List
For a number of years Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary has posted on its website, a list of books that their faculty recommends. Recently this book list has been updated and posted online.
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