The next issue of Tyndale Bulletin is now published, featuring the following articles:
The Last Words of Jacob and Joseph: A Rhetorico-Structural Analysis of Genesis 49:29-33 and 50:24-26
The Last Words of Jacob and Joseph: A Rhetorico-Structural Analysis of Genesis 49:29-33 and 50:24-26
Nicholas P. Lunn (Wycliffe Bible Translators, UK)
The Shema and Early Christianity
The Shema and Early Christianity
Kim Huat Tan (Trinity Theological College, Singapore)
'Known by God': The Meaning and Value of a Neglected Biblical Concept
'Known by God': The Meaning and Value of a Neglected Biblical Concept
Brian S. Rosner (Moore College, Macquarie University, Sydney)
Tiberius Claudius Dinippus and the Food Shortages in Corinth
Tiberius Claudius Dinippus and the Food Shortages in Corinth
Barry N. Danylak (St Edmund's College, Cambridge)
Semantic Variation within the Corpus Paulinum: Linguistic Considerations Concerning the Richer Vocabulary of the Pastoral Epistles
Semantic Variation within the Corpus Paulinum: Linguistic Considerations Concerning the Richer Vocabulary of the Pastoral Epistles
Armin D. Baum (Giessen School of Theology, Germany)
Searching for the Holy Spirit in the Epistle of James: Is 'Wisdom' Equivalent?
Searching for the Holy Spirit in the Epistle of James: Is 'Wisdom' Equivalent?
William R. Baker (Cincinnati Christian University)
Tyndale Bulletin has also recently joined the journals in ATLAS who provide online copies for 5 years ago and earlier. This is good news as we are now able to access full text of Tyndale Bulletin online!
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