Check out, @Steve_Runge’s “High Definition Commentary: James”
One of the worst things about text messages is that you never really get the sense of the person talking.
Review of @Steve_Runge’s “High Definition Commentary: Romans” @academiclogos
There is at once among Protestants a supreme knowledge of Romans and yet a depth of ignorance. We read it
Some thoughts of the Lexham High Definition New Testament @logosacademic
I can’t tell you why, yet, but I’ve suddenly become interested in highlighting the High Definition series from Logos. This
Hypothesis – Historical Present (Mark, John, Revelation)
I wanted to write this for first to start my thought process and second, perhaps, for discussion: Matthew 94/78 Mark
Looking inside @logos’s Greek New Testament Discourse Bundle
I’ve had this for a while and I am finding now the time the really dig in. Expect a review
Runge. ’nuff said.
I have been slowly reading my way into the New Perspective on Paul (NPP) literature for the last few months
@Steve_Runge should be flogged, flayed, and foot roasted @logos @academiclogos
I had the pleasure of having a meal with Steve Runge at SBL this past year (2012). He is a
Speaking of Greek New Testament Discourse @logos
Do you see what I did there? Anyway, the kind folks at Logos sent along a review copy of the