Blog 1 of 3 on “Defining the Big Picture” of biblical theology by Christological exposition.

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.

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

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)

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…

Classes of types (Part 1): Old Testament Institutions, Historical Types, and God’s Word in Creation

Some of you who have checked out this blog might wonder, “Who is Dale Brueggemann, and what does he bring to the table in any…

Defining the meaning of “biblical” theology over against other theological disciplines.