The Logos Bible Software Blog
In the late 1970s, British nationalism and racial discrimination were in full swing, and British Christians began to voice their increasing concern.
One way that evangelical leader, John Stott, did this was through his monthly column “Cornerstone” in Christianity Today, written between 1977 and 1981. Those articles covered “a wide spectrum of theological, ethical, cultural, and global issues.”1
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Every Christmas Eve growing up, my father read the Christmas story from Luke 2 in the King James Version.
And every Christmas Eve, I thought I understood it. I largely did. But I now see little things I was missing—through no fault of my own, nor of the KJV translators, but simply because of the inevitable process of language change. The KJV is 400 years old, after all. I now see these little things because I focused hard on them while writing my book, Authorized: The Use and Misuse of the King James Bible.
Here are five things you might not have noticed you were missing in the Christmas story in Luke 2 in the King James Version. [Read more…]
For 40 years, Dr. Douglas Moo has been studying, teaching, and writing about Paul and Romans.
These words from theologian Johann Albrecht Bengel hang on his wall: “Apply yourself wholly to the text. Apply the text wholly to yourself.”
It’s with that spirit he studies and teaches New Testament at Wheaton College. And that’s why we’re featuring him in this month’s author spotlight. [Read more…]