American Journal of Biblical Theology.

*JBT*
Jun 13, 2021	Copyright (C) 2000-2021. All rights reserved. A refereed, weekly, open-access journal, now in its twenty-second year.
Volume 22 Number 23

	Weekly Bible Study Click on the Bible icon or the link below for a printer-friendly version of this week's Bible commentary. Click on the book cover on the left for the Amazon Kindle and/or Paperback copy of the entire book. Colossians 1:1-14. Transformed by Faith
	Theological Research Peer-reviewed research articles that explore many of the doctrines and issues concerning biblical theology. New papers are published bi-weekly. You may contact the author by clicking on the author's name. Visit the Archives. To submit an article, see Submission Instructions.
06/13/21	22(24)	An Assessment of the Recent Debates on the Authorship of John’s Gospel P. Kolawole
06/06/21	22(23)	Blessed Assurance: Adoption Divine: Understanding Paul’s Adoption Imagery as Evidence of Eternal Security P. Goble
05/30/21	22(22)	A Biblical Assessment of Luther's View on Priesthood of All Believers and the Office of Ministry D. Razafiarivony
05/23/21	22(21)	*The Church as Tribe.* N. Amerson
05/16/21	22(20)	The Biblical and Economic Blessings of Productivity. D. Shankle, R. Thompson
05/09/21	22(19)	*Theological Education as Matthean Mission: Challenges from the Indian Context* G. Philip
05/02/21	22(18)	The Person of Jesus Christ: The Essentiality of His Nature within Christianity J. Shellenberg
04/25/21	22(17)	Jesus' Teaching on Divorce in Matthew 19:3 J. Oluwashola
04/18/21	22(16)	Towards a Biblical Response to Self-Defense in Luke 22:36 O. Olagunju
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	June, 2021 Book of the Month. A God Nearby: Three Medieval Views of Immanence and Transcendence. Dr. Nathan D. Amerson. 424 Pages. ISBN: 9798739872753 This work explores the writings of three great medieval theologians, all doctors of the church, and all enormously influential not only within their time but for centuries to come. Anselm of Canterbury, Bernard of Clairvaux, and Thomas Aquinas all held positions of significant sway within their monastic circles and their writings have continued to be points of reference, both for Catholic and Protestant theologians to this day. Simultaneously, a development of the twin themes of God’s attributes of transcendence and immanence is an appropriate starting point not just for theology proper but for theology in general, and these three writers each contributed to an orthodox position which keeps a balanced position of these attributes in mind. (AJBT). Kindle: $5.70 from Amazon.com Paperback: $12.79 from Amazon.com. Free Preview.

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