Tuesday, January 18, 2022

Updated Recommendations For Bible Study Resources

Denver Seminary recently posted a 2022 update to their bibliographies for the Old Testament and the New Testament. See here for Steve Hays' bibliography, which he updated shortly before his death in 2020.

6 comments:

  1. Good stuff!
    However, I am alarmed at section "Underrepresented People Groups."

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    1. What do you mean, you don't think you'll read good scholarship from something described as "A collection of essays from around the world that interpret particular biblical texts from a liberationist and pluralist perspective."?

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    2. Wait, liberationist as in blatantly Marxist, or woman's liberation?

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  2. Lists have to end somewhere, but for the NT I'd add

    Stein: The Meaning and Message of Jesus' Teaching
    Stein: Studying the Synoptic Gospels
    Van Voorst: Jesus outside the Gospels
    Porter: The Syntoptic Problem
    McGrew: The Eye of the Beholder
    Anderson: The Riddle of the Fourth Gospel
    Fanning: Revelation

    I'm not a huge fan of Witherington. The only commentaries I'd put on a list would be Acts, Mark and Revelation

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