The Christadelphian eJournal of Biblical Interpretation, Vol 7, No 1

January, 2013

Contents

• Intertextuality and Revelation (Part 2):

  The context of the seven letters of Revelation

  Paul Wyns

• Intertextuality and Revelation (Part 1):

  Intertextuality as a Hermeneutical Key to Revelation

  Jonathan Burke

• “Unlearned men” and the Christian’s responsibility to engage with Bible scholarship

  Andrew Perry

• Society for Old Testament Studies Winter 2013 Conference, Cambridge

  Andrew Perry

• Heb 9:12 – Did Christ enter Heaven twice following his resurrection?

  Andrew Perry

• 2 Thess 2:3 and the word “apostacy”

  Andrew Perry

• Heb 2:14 and multiple typologies in the New Testament

  Andrew Perry

• Luke 23:43 and Greek Punctuation

  Andrew Perry

• Is the Biblical chronology of the king of Israel accurate?

  Jonathan Burke

• Jesus and the Man Born Blind (John 9)

  R. Dargie

• Review of “The Creation Text: Studies in Early Genesis” by David P. Levin

  Tom Gaston

• When did the New Testament become Scripture?

  Tom Gaston

• Who is the blind servant of Isaiah 42:19?

  Andrew Perry

• The Typology of Wells of Salvation

  Paul Wyns

• What do we Know about the Anti-Trinitarian Theology of Theodotus of Byzantium?

  Tom Gaston

• The Structure of the Jacob Story Cycle

  Andrew Perry

• Understanding Natural Disasters as the Cost of Creation

  Jonathan Burke

• The Intellectual Necessity of Close Textual Reading in our Exhortations

  Andrew Perry