Academic

Darrell Bock explains the work and impact of the 'Jesus Seminar' – an academic group which attempted to discover the 'historical Jesus' outside of the biblical canon. 

Jeremy Begbie makes a case to begin thinking about biblical inspiration with the doctrine of God, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. 

Clinton Arnold examines the discovery in 2006 of the Gospel of Judas, and asks whether Christians should be shocked or unsettled. 

The essay The Biblical Idea of Revelation by the great Princeton theologian, Benjamin Breckinridge Warfield (1851-1921), first appeared in the fourth volume of The International Standard… 

Andrew Goddard considers the subject of politics theologically, biblically, and Christocentrically. 

Jonathan Edwards' unpublished Essay on the Trinity is a wonderfully Christ-centred expedition into the life of God. 

Stephen R. C. Nichols shows how, for Jonathan Edwards, the whole Bible exists to showcase the gospel of Christ. 

Carl Trueman surveys the trends in theology of scripture in the light of Biblical Criticism and the Enlightenment. 

An early church letter warning against Judaising influence and legalism which was probably not written by Barnabas. 

Gerald Bray provides a short introduction to the doctrine of scripture's clarity or perspicuity, dipping into the history of the church to help us.