The good folks at Haddington House Journal have kindly sent me the articles from volume 14 (2012). I trust that you find them of interest:

General Articles
Jack C. Whytock, "Devotional: Thy Word Is A Lamp," Haddington House Journal 14 (2012): 5-8.

Jack C. Whytock, "Urban Ministry in Khayelitsha, South Africa," Haddington House Journal 14 (2012): 9-11.

Ray Silver, "Information Technology in Missions in Theological Colleges in the Majority World," Haddington House Journal 14 (2012): 13-20.

James P. Hering, "'Are You Growin', Man?' A Second Look at Pauline Growth Imagery," Haddington House Journal 14 (2012): 21-25.

Ralph C. du Toit, "Discernment As an Essential Leadership Quality," Haddington House Journal 14 (2012): 27-31.

Andrew Murray, "Heidelberg Catechism Twenty-Fifth Sunday: The Sacraments," Haddington House Journal 14 (2012): 33-42.

Alistair I. Wilson, "God’s Good News for a Marginalised African Man, Acts 8:26-40," Haddington House Journal 14 (2012): 43-51.

Academic Articles
J. Cameron Fraser, "Developments In Biblical Counseling," Haddington House Journal 14 (2012): 127-153.

Ross Morrison, "Deaconesses," Haddington House Journal 14 (2012): 155-172.

Kenneth J. Stewart, "Daniel Defoe’s Robinson Crusoe," Haddington House Journal 14 (2012): 173-188.

Click here to visit the download page to access the pdfs.

Anvil Journal Digitisation

For the last few months I have been working with the Editorial Committee of Anvil journal. Anvil has now become an on-line journal and the plan is to place as many of the print back-issues on-line on biblicalstudies.org.uk as possible. At present I am contacting contributors for their permissions and, as you can see from the table of contents, the response from authors has been extremely positive. So much so that although I am currently only up to issue 10.1 I am uploading so many articles every day that it would be impossible to blog about each one.

If you are interested in this journal I recommend that you visit the table of contents regularly over the coming month. If you are an author whom I have not yet contacted yet, feel free to get in touch with me first [rob(at)biblicalstudies.org.uk].

E.H. Askwith on the Historical Value of the Fourth Gospel

I am pleased to announce that the following Public Domain book is now available as a PDF:

E.H. Askwith, The Historical Value of the Fourth Gospel. London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1910. pp.316.

Click here for the link.

Two articles by Stephen S. Smalley now online

I am currently working at placing on-line articles from the old series of Themelios, originally published by the International Fellowship of Evangelical Students (IFES) - not to be confused with the new series published by UCCF from 1975 and more recently by the Gospel Coalition. The latest additions are:


Stephen S. Smalley, "The Imitation of Christ in the New Testament," Themelios 3.1 (1965): 13-22.

Stephen S. Smalley, "Holy Worldliness," Themelios 3.3 (1966): 16-23.

Visit the latest additions page for the links here or the table of contents for the journal here.

Graeme Goldsworthy on Old Testament Study

Dr. Goldsworthy gives some good advice to evangelicals preparing to start theological study in the 1970's:

Graeme Goldsworthy, "Will the Real Moses Please Stand Up!" Themelios 7.2/3 (1970): 6-12.

Click here to visit the latest additions page for the link.

Is what he says still as applicable today?

Bible Translator Table of Contents now on-line

For some years the United Bible Societies have made their extremely useful journal Bible Translator freely available on its website. As the online version lacks a searchable table of contents it has proved difficult to use unless you knew in advance what you wanted. [see comments] The articles - being presented in the form of individual jpg images served - are not picked up by search engines and so don't appear in web search results. 

For these reasons I have produced a table of contents for the journal here to make it more accessible.

B.H. Streeter's The Four Gospels: A Study of Origins

I have digitised and uploaded a copy of B.H. Streeter's classic statement of the Four Source Hypothesis of Gospel origins in PDF:

The Four Gospels: A Study of Origins. London: London: MacMillan & Co. Ltd., 1930. Hbk. pp.624.

Click here to visit the download page.

Winner of the Easter Giveaway

Congratulations go to Leanna Reece who wins an electronic subscription to Evangelical Quarterly. The Easter giveaway had 444 entries, making it the most popular to date. As a result of the there has been interest from other journal publishers and I expect to be able to offer two more subscription giveaways in the Autumn. So, if you are not already subscribed to the blog feed remember to do so to avoid missing the announcements.

Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology Vol. 20 now on-line

The following articles are now available on-line in PDF:

20.1


"Editorial," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 20.1 (Spring 2002): 1-3.

Tim J.R. Trumper, "The Theological History of Adoption I: An Account," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 20.1 (Spring 2002): 4-28. 

Michael Parsons, "Marriage under Threat in the Writing of George Swinnock," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 20.1 (Spring 2002): 29-50.  

Crawford Gibben, "The Eschatology of the Puritan Confessions," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 20.1 (Spring 2002): 51-78.  

Peter Neilson, "A Theology of Entertainment and Leisure," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 20.1 (Spring 2002): 79-89.

"Reviews," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 20.1 (Spring 2002): 90-129.

20.2

"Editorial," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 20.2 (Autumn 2002): 129-131. 

David Smith, "Mission After Christendom," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 20.2 (Autumn 2002): 132-145. 

I. Howard Marshall, “Worshipping biblically,” Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 20.2 (Autumn 2002): 146-161. 

Mike Parker, "Culture and Worship," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 20.2 (Autumn 2002): 162-176. 

Tim J.R. Trumper, "The Theological History of Adoption II: A Rationale," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 20.2 (Autumn 2002): 177-202. 

"Book Reviews," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 20.2 (Autumn 2002): 203-256. 

The complete table of contents can be found on-line here.

The more recent issues of SBET with appear on the Scottish Evangelical Theology Society website shortly.

Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology Volume 19 now on-line

The following articles are now available on-line on PDF:

19.1

"Editorial," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 19.1 (Spring 2001): 1-3.

John M. Hitchen, "Evangelism and Mission - What is the Gospel?" Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 19.1 (Spring 2001): 4-30.

Dennis Ngien, "Trinity and Divine Passibility in Martin Luther's 'Theologia Crucis'," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 19.1 (Spring 2001): 31-64.

Mark J. Larson, "A Re-examination of De Spiritu Sancto Saint Basil's Bold Defence of the Spirit's Deity," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 19.1 (Spring 2001): 65-85.

"Book Reviews," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 19.1 (Spring 2001): 85-128.

19.2

"Editorial," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 19.2 (Autumn 2001): 129-133.

J. Gordon McConville, “Biblical theology: canon and plain sense,” Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 19.2 (Autumn 2001): 134-157.

Martin Davie, “Dead to sin and alive to God,” Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 19.2 (Autumn 2001): 158-194.

Donald Macleod, "Scottish Calvinism: A Dark, Repressive Force?" Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 19.2 (Autumn 2001): 195-225.

"Book Reviews," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 19.2 (Autumn 2001): 226-256.

For the full table of contents click here.

Easter Giveaway: e-subscription to Evangelical Quarterly

Theology on the Web has always enjoyed a good relationship with publishers, none more so than with Paternoster Periodicals. Over the years biblicalstudies.org.uk has become the on-line archive of three of its four ongoing publications, The Evangelical Quarterly, The European Journal of Theology and the Evangelical Review of Theology. I was therefore delighted when the new publisher offered a free 1 year individual subscription to Evangelical Quarterly as a giveaway.

Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology Vol. 18 now available on-line

The following articles are now available on-line in PDF:

18.1


Editorial: Spiritual Formation," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 18.1 (Spring 2000): 1-2.

Iain D. Campbell, "'Fact Not Dogma': George Adam Smith, Evangelicalism and Biblical Criticism," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 18.1 (Spring 2000): 3-20.

Bradley Nassif, "Eastern Orthodoxy and Evangelicalism: The Status of an Emerging Global Dialogue," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 18.1 (Spring 2000): 21-55.

James G. Gordon, "'Impassive He Suffers; Immortal He Dies': Rhetoric and Polemic in Charles Wesley's Portrayal of the Atonement," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 18.1 (Spring 2000): 56-70.

Ian Randall, "Graham Scroggie And Evangelical Spirituality," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 18.1 (Spring 2000): 71-86.

"Reviews," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 18.1 (Spring 2000): 87-97.

18.2

"Editorial," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 18.2 (Autumn 2000): 98-101.

David Bebbington, "Evangelical Conversion, c. 1740-1850," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 18.2 (Autumn 2000): 102-127.

Andrew Rollinson, “How many sexualities? norms and diversity in ethics and pastoral care,” Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 18.2 (Autumn 2000): 128-141.

David T. Williams, "Trinitarian Ecology," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 18.2 (Autumn 2000): 142-159.

Martin Thomson, "Extraterrestrial Life and the Cosmic Christ as Prototype," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 18.2 (Autumn 2000): 160-178.

"Reviews," Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 18.2 (Autumn 2000): 179-225.

For the complete table of the contents click here.