Theological Journals, Part 1: 8/31/2022

Anglican Theological Review: in “Kathryn Tanner and the Receptivity of Christ and the Church,” Dr. Mikke Higton (U. of Durham, UK) is talking of Christ’s life and action in the life of the believer and the church. Umm, Ephesians 2.10 will do, but we haven’t seen an instance of exegesis yet in the evaluation of Turner.

Trinity Journal (TEDS, Spring 2022): in “Repetition with Variation in the Dialogue and Narrative of Judges,” Dr. Elizabeth Backfish discusses variations in the Samson narrative, variations that amplify other parts. Microscopic review here.

Anglican and Episcopal History (June 2022): in “Anglicanism, the Lambeth Conferences, and International Relations in the Twentieth Century,” Dr. ANDREW CHANDLER discusses the skill-levels of Anglican bishops when encountering political and international issues.

Table Talk (August 2022): Exodus 21 and case law on bodily injuries—the remedies for such.

Table Talk (September 2022): “The Doctrine of Man:” Dr. Riddlebarger is discussing the bipartite view of a human versus the tripartite view. Very basic stuff.

Standard Bearer: (July 2022): in “Background of Chalcedon 553,” Prof. Kuiper discusses the internal debates in the Eastern empire—Monophysitism with the back-and-forth.

Standard Bearer (August 2022): in “The Commitment of Silas, Mr. Bruinooge comments on Acts 15.40 outlines and backfills the lacunae on Silas or Silvanus, an unsung and largely unnoted figure in apostolic history.

Standard Bearer (September 2022): in “Diligently Teaching our Children,” Rev. Devries comments on Dt. 6.7, but highlights the utterly commendable and standard practice of the Dutch Reformed for church schools.