Review of Francis Watson’s Gospel Writing: A Canonical Perspective @eerdmansbooks
Francis Watson’s newest tome, Gospel Writing, A Canonical Perspective, presents fresh ideas, refocuses others, and forces Gospel Critics into reconsidering
Watson on Reinterpreting in Parallel (chapter 7, @eerdmansbooks)
Watson’s seventh chapter, Reinterpreting in Parallel, examines the literary trajectory from Mark (and maybe before Mark) to John through Thomas and the
Winn, Watson, John, Egerton, Jewish-Christian, and Christian-Jewish literary transitions @eerdmansbooks
My working – and this is super secret so don’t tell anyone because I haven’t done the research yet to
Canon, Thomas, Francis Watson (@eerdmansbooks)
I’m posting this under my new category of doctoral work. I will use this as a way to track different
Interaction – Part One, Gospel Writing: A Canonical Perspective @eerdmansbooks
This is a rather long book and this is going to be a rather long series of reflections. Snippets really.
IN THE MAIL: HOLY COW EDITION: Gospel Writing: A Canonical Perspective @eerdmansbooks
Cannot wait for this!!!!!! That there are four canonical versions of the one gospel story is often seen as a
@eerdmansbooks’s interview with @goodacre
As you recall, I placed Mark Goodacre’s book as my top book for 2012. It is just that important to
Book Announcement: Acceptable Words Prayers for the Writer (@eerdmansbooks)
Acceptable Words offers prayers that correspond with each stage of the writer’s work — from finding inspiration to penning the first