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Review: Covenant Relationships and the Editing of the Hebrew Psalter by Adam...
In the past few decades Psalms scholarship has begun to consider the Psalter as an intentionally arranged collection even with a overarching message or structure. Doing so has highlighted that the...
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Review of New Testament Christological Hymns by Matthew Gordley
There’s a trend in the evangelical church today of reclaiming that which is old. Hymns and liturgy have been making a comeback. In terms of the church’s worship, what could be more ancient than...
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Review of Psalms 101-150 (Brazos Theological Commentary) by Jason Byassee
Contrary to critical scholarship, the church has long held that the Psalms are the book of Christ. In the introduction to his commentary on Psalms 101-150 in the Brazos Theological Commentary on the...
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Review: Reading Romans After Supersessionism by Brian Tucker
The New Testament After Supersessionism series continues with its third volume, Reading Romans After Supersessionism by Brian J. Tucker. Tucker has written on 1 Corinthians, social identity, and...
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Review: The Messianic Vision of the Pentateuch by Kevin Chen
Did Moses really write about Jesus (John 5:46)? While few evangelicals want to disagree with Jesus, our interpretation of the Torah often betrays us. Some see no Messiah in the Torah—or even in the...
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David Emanuel’s An Intertextual Commentary to the Psalter: Juxtaposition and Allusion in Book I is a reliable and thorough guide to instances of interconnectedness (juxtaposition) and reuse of...
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