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Communal Reading in the Time of Jesus

Communal Reading in the Time of Jesus

by Jeff Childers | Apr 8, 2021

Communal Reading in the Time of Jesus Brian J....
Being a Slave in the New Testament

Being a Slave in the New Testament

by Jeff Childers | Oct 22, 2020

Being a Slave in the New Testament Caryn...
Greco-Roman Inscriptions: Windows into Culture, Society, and Language for Interpreting the New Testament

Greco-Roman Inscriptions: Windows into Culture, Society, and Language for Interpreting the New Testament

by Jeff Childers | Oct 9, 2020

Inscriptions and the New Testament: Windows into Culture, Society, and Language for Interpreting the New Testament D. Clint...
Spirits of Love, Temperance, and Timidity: Spiritual Warfare in the Pastoral Epistles

Spirits of Love, Temperance, and Timidity: Spiritual Warfare in the Pastoral Epistles

by Jeff Childers | Feb 10, 2020

Spirits of Love, Temperance, and Timidity: Spiritual Warfare in the Pastoral Epistles Christopher...
The Latin Tradition of the New Testament

The Latin Tradition of the New Testament

by Jeff Childers | Mar 5, 2018

The Latin Tradition of the New Testament Hugh...
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