This is the second in a two-part blog on the necessity of reading the Old Testament as Christian Scripture. And these two precede a longer series of blogs on the methodology for doing that.

This is the first in two-part blog on reading the Old Testament as Christian Scripture. And it leads of a longer series of blogs on that methodology.

Here’s a really useful annotated bibliography on biblical theology.

General Remarks about Prophetical Types Fairbairn deals with the problematic idea of a “double sense,” which he rejects in his comments on the second, third,…

A useful guide to reading on biblical theology, providing something for everyone from the preschooler to the intellectually curious adult.

I began the discussion of prophetical types in a previous blog, where I introduced this class of types and discussed “Possibility 1” out of four…

Here’s an older biblical-theology bibliography with clickable links for my students. Since it leans heavily toward typology, I thought I’d post it here.

A homiletical treatment of Jesus’ titles “Alpha and Omega” (Rev 1:8; 21:6; 22:13)

I thanks for 50 years of marriage to a good and affectionate wife.

This continues a discussion of the classes of types: Old Testament Institutions Historical Types God’s Word in Creation Prophetical Types The previous blog covered the…