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Tag Archives: Hosea
Amazing Love, Starring Sean Astin
I watched a Christian movie last night. It’s called Amazing Love, and it dates to 2012. Sean Astin stars in it. You probably know him from such movies as The Goonies, Rudy, Lord of the Rings, and Fifty First Dates. … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Movies, Religion
Tagged Erin Bethea, Hosea, John Astin, Northern Israel, Patty Duke, Sean Astin
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Book Write-Up: Biblical Hermeneutics, Five Views
Stanley E. Porter and Beth Stovell, ed. Biblical Hermeneutics: Five Views. Downers Grove, Illinois: IVP Academic, 2012. I would like to thank Intervarsity Press for my review copy of this book. As the title indicates, this view contains five views … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Books, Postmodernism, Religion
Tagged biblical hermeneutics, biblical texts, Canonical Criticism, Craig Blomberg, Craig L. Blomberg, exile, F. Scott Spencer, hermeneutics, historical-critical method, Hosea, intervarsity press, Israel, Matthew, Merold Westphal, New Testament Interpretation of the Old Testament, Richard Gaffin, Robert Wall
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