T & T Clark (the publishers) has a blog and for this entry below, they are offering 8free pdf files of essays from a festschrift on philip davies (OT scholar at Sheffield). download them to read because we can never afford the price of this book! (amazon.com lists the price as a whopping 70 pounds!) keep an eye of their blog for future offerings.
http://tandtclark.typepad.com/
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December 31, 2007
Happy New Year! An Online LHBOTS of Sorts - In Search of Philip R. Davies: Whose Festschrift Is It Anyway?
For Hanukkah, we celebrated by giving eight LHBOTS gifts (albeit a few belated ones). And we're doing the same thing for (belated) Christmas/New Year's as well! We're very pleased to make available to you a festschrift for Professor Philip R. Davies, marking his 60th birthday entitled In Search of Philip R. Davies: Whose Festschrift Is It Anyway? Dr. Duncan Burns and John W. Rogerson, his former student and colleague, respectively, have edited a collection of essays honoring the legacy of his scholarship - a collection that reflects the scope, interest, and influence of Professor Davies from the last 30 years.
These articles from their peers reflect on the impact Professor Davies has made in three particular areas of study: Hebrew Bible, Qumran, and Palestinian Archaeology; New Testament and Early Judaism; and Biblical Interpretation.
Our gift to you is that we are making some of these essays available for download in pdf format.
In Search of Philip R. Davies: Whose Festschrift Is It Anyway?, edited by Duncan Burns and John W. Rogerson
When YHWH Tests People: General Considerations and Particular Observations Regarding the Books of Chronicles and Job by Ehud Ben Zvi
Prophecy as Inspired Biblical Interpretation: The Teacher of Righteousness and David Koresh by Lester L. Grabbe
"Jew By Nature": Paul, Ethnicity, and Galatians by R. Barry Matlock
The Second Temple Origins of the Halakhah of Besah by Jacob Neusner
Why Talk About the Past: The Bible, Epic and Historiography by Thomas L. Thompson
The Rhetoric of 2 Peter: An Apologia for Early Christian Ethics (And Not 'Primitive Christian Eschatology') by Robert L. Webb
The Death of Biblical History by Keith W. Whitelam
A happy and safe New Year to all! We here at T&T Clark resolve to continue to bring you the best in biblical scholarship and theology as we have for over a century!
(By the way, a few days ago, we reached 10,000 visits to our blog! Wow! We hope it's not because we keep clicking "refresh" on our browsers... Thanks for coming by! We'll have lots of new things to share very soon.)
http://tandtclark.typepad.com/
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December 31, 2007
Happy New Year! An Online LHBOTS of Sorts - In Search of Philip R. Davies: Whose Festschrift Is It Anyway?
For Hanukkah, we celebrated by giving eight LHBOTS gifts (albeit a few belated ones). And we're doing the same thing for (belated) Christmas/New Year's as well! We're very pleased to make available to you a festschrift for Professor Philip R. Davies, marking his 60th birthday entitled In Search of Philip R. Davies: Whose Festschrift Is It Anyway? Dr. Duncan Burns and John W. Rogerson, his former student and colleague, respectively, have edited a collection of essays honoring the legacy of his scholarship - a collection that reflects the scope, interest, and influence of Professor Davies from the last 30 years.
These articles from their peers reflect on the impact Professor Davies has made in three particular areas of study: Hebrew Bible, Qumran, and Palestinian Archaeology; New Testament and Early Judaism; and Biblical Interpretation.
Our gift to you is that we are making some of these essays available for download in pdf format.
In Search of Philip R. Davies: Whose Festschrift Is It Anyway?, edited by Duncan Burns and John W. Rogerson
When YHWH Tests People: General Considerations and Particular Observations Regarding the Books of Chronicles and Job by Ehud Ben Zvi
Prophecy as Inspired Biblical Interpretation: The Teacher of Righteousness and David Koresh by Lester L. Grabbe
"Jew By Nature": Paul, Ethnicity, and Galatians by R. Barry Matlock
The Second Temple Origins of the Halakhah of Besah by Jacob Neusner
Why Talk About the Past: The Bible, Epic and Historiography by Thomas L. Thompson
The Rhetoric of 2 Peter: An Apologia for Early Christian Ethics (And Not 'Primitive Christian Eschatology') by Robert L. Webb
The Death of Biblical History by Keith W. Whitelam
A happy and safe New Year to all! We here at T&T Clark resolve to continue to bring you the best in biblical scholarship and theology as we have for over a century!
(By the way, a few days ago, we reached 10,000 visits to our blog! Wow! We hope it's not because we keep clicking "refresh" on our browsers... Thanks for coming by! We'll have lots of new things to share very soon.)
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