Beale & Carson: Commentary on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament
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bookslover
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Wondering if anyone has bought (and received) this yet? I should think it would be a nice addition to the library...
I haven't seen it yet, but it looks interesting. Did you notice the blurb from Scott Hahn, the recently-returned Roman Catholic?
JohnOwen007
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Wondering if anyone has bought (and received) this yet? I should think it would be a nice addition to the library...
I haven't seen it yet, but it looks interesting. Did you notice the blurb from Scott Hahn, the recently-returned Roman Catholic?
Yes, I did notice it. It's kinda bizarre.
By the way, Hahn converted to Rome back in the early-mid 80s, so he's no longer a recent convert I reckon, it's some 20 years ago now.
toddpedlar
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Wondering if anyone has bought (and received) this yet? I should think it would be a nice addition to the library...
I haven't seen it yet, but it looks interesting. Did you notice the blurb from Scott Hahn, the recently-returned Roman Catholic?
Yes, I did notice it. It's kinda bizarre.
By the way, Hahn converted to Rome back in the early-mid 80s, so he's no longer a recent convert I reckon, it's some 20 years ago now.
Sure, well, time flies when you're old.
Some of the quotes they solicited seemed a bit odd for me - but then it's Baker. Anyway, I'm looking forward to getting it - will supply a report whenever I've had a chance to look at it.
Reformed Musings
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My copy arrived on Tuesday. I haven't been through it in detail yet, but looks good with a quick trip through selected passages. The commenters cover allusions to the OT, not just explicit references. There are extensive references to the LXX, and there is some nice comparison of the Hebrew and Greek usage in specific passages.
The volume is quite large an heavy, making it ideal for pressing and drying flowers.
The volume is quite large an heavy, making it ideal for pressing and drying flowers.
Reformed Covenanter
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This looks very interesting.
In the flower-pressing capacity, how do you think this book stacks up against v.1 of the BoT edition of the works of Edwards?
Reformed Covenanter
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Bob, I never realised it was Edmund Burke that said that until you put it on your signature. Thanks.
Maybe they can get JoelOsteen to write a blurb for the 2nd edition. (?!?)
By the way, I do think I'd like to get this.
By the way, I do think I'd like to get this.
toddpedlar
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"I never knew the New Testament contained quotations from the Old Testament. Huh. That
makes me feel pretty good.
- Joel Osteen, Chief Executive Officer, Lakewood Church"
I'm looking forward to it - I ordered it plus Brown's Dictionary of Bible Characters that I asked about on another thread.
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Reformed Covenanter
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Maybe they can get JoelOsteen to write a blurb for the 2nd edition. (?!?)
As long as you feel good that is all that matters
Reformed Musings
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I believe that both will adequately perform the task in question.
Reformed Musings
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Reformed Musings
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Bob, I never realised it was Edmund Burke that said that until you put it on your signature. Thanks.
You're very welcome. On a related issue, I continue to grow fonder by the day of the Luther quote.
In that case, I'm sold.
JohnOwen007
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...or for throwing at liberals...
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