Trinity Journal, Volume 19 NS Number 2, Fall 1998

Trinity Journal, Volume 19 NS Number 2, Fall 1998

by Carl Mosser, Carl F. H. Henry, Paul Owen, Michael A. Bullmore, Larry Perkins, Helge Stadelmann, Douglas Moo

136 pages
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Trinity Journal is a theological journal published twice each year by the faculty of Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Since 1980, Trinity Journal has served scholarship and the church worldwide by making available to libraries, pastors, scholars, missionaries, and interested Christian lay people timely essays and reviews. Articles deal with classic biblical, historical, and theological issues, many of pastoral importance and most of timeless significance to Christians. Authors are abreast of recent research, yet write not just to fellow scholars but to informed Christians who want to keep their theological basis for ministry fresh and growing.

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