Top 15 Downloads in January

I haven't been able to blog much recently because I am working on a major digitisation project and can't publish any details about it yet. However, I thought that readers might be interested in seeing what site viisitors to www.biblicalstudies.org.uk were most interested in reading last month

1) Figures of Speech (Rob Bradshaw)
2) Alpha and Omega (James M. Boice)
3) Applying the Old Testament Law Today (J. Daniel Hays)
4) The Purposes Behind Paul's First Letter to the Thessalonians (Rob Bradshaw)
5) The Ancient Near Eastern Treatises and the Old Testament (J.A. Thompson)
6) Elijah (Rob Bradshaw)
7) The Cross of Christ (Rob Bradshaw)
8) The History of New Testament Study (F.F. Bruce)
9) The Trinitarian Ontology of John Zizioulas (John G.F. Wilks)
10) Sir William M. Ramsay:(W. Ward Gasque)
11) Pentatechal Criticism and Interpretation (Kenneth A. Kitchen)
12) Abraham (Rob Bradshaw)
13) From Babylon to Bethlehem (H.L. Ellison)
14) The Meaning and Significance of the Phrase "Kingdom of God" (Rob Bradshaw)
15) Theology and Culture in Canonical Historical Dialogue (D. Vincent Palmer)

There were 2,860 downloads of No.1 on the list decreasing down to 678 of No. 15. While I delighted to see so many of my own articles in the list I need to caution students that these articles are not from peer-reviewed journals - so be very careful if you are citing them for class!