Rodger Dalman
"Egypt and Early Israel's Cultural Setting: A Quest for Evidential Possibilities".
Douglas Petrovich
"The Dating of Hazor's Destruction in Joshua 11 by Way of Biblical, Arachaeological, and Epigraphical Evidence".
Andrew E. Steinmann
"A Chronological note: The Return of the Exiles under Shesbazzar and Zerubbabel (Ezra 1-2)".
Alan J. Thompson
"Unity in Acts: Idealization or Reality?"
Marus johnson
"New or Nuanced Perspective on Calvin? A Rely to Thomas Wenger".
Thomas L. Wenger
"Theological Spectacles and a Paradigm of Centrality: A Reply to Marcus Johnson".
David M. Ciocchi
"Suspending the Debate about Divine Sovereignty and Human Freedom".
Michael A. Farely
"What is 'Biblical' Worship? Biblical Hermeneutics and Evangelical Theologies of Worship".
There is a good review of my book Jesus and the Origins of the Gentile Mission by Steven M. Bryan. He concludes: "That the early church still struggled with the terms of Gentile admission into the holy people of God suggests that a mission to Gentiles cannot be reliably traced to the pre-Easter period. Yet, as Bird shows, a mission to Gentiles can be confidently placed within the effective history of Jesus. Bird's demonstration of the continuities between Jesus and the Gentile mission is thus to be welcomed as an important contribution to our understanding of the indespensable role of Jesus in the rise of early Christianity" (p. 645).
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Mike Farley's a friend of mine. I'm glad to see his work getting out there.
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