Southern Baptist Journal of Theology (18 vols.) (1997–2014)
Digital Logos Edition
Overview
The Southern Baptist Journal of Theology is published quarterly and features insightful articles by the faculty of Southern Seminary as well as leading evangelical scholars from around the world. Delve into 18 years of academic-level scholarship focused on doctrinal debates, and gain a clearer understanding of themes important for evangelical life and ministry in the twenty-first century. This journal is filled with faithful and edifying instruction from well-known evangelical professors, pastors, and teachers. Noted authors include Stephen J. Wellum, Peter J. Gentry, D.A. Carson, and Thomas R. Schreiner. Walk alongside these leaders in Christian thought and learn how to build up your church in a way that clearly resembles Christ.
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Key Features
- Addresses topics of importance to evangelical scholarship
- Provides scholarship that supports traditional Christian belief
- Contains rigorous scholarship that is sensitive to the needs of the local church
- Title: Southern Baptist Journal of Theology (2015)
- Authors: Paul R. House, Thomas R. Schreiner, Stephen J. Wellum
- Publisher: Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
- Print Publication Date: 1997–2014
- Resources: 18
- Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
- Resource ID: {1F181F42-4F7A-4DD6-BAEC-1B359F6BC91C}
- Metadata Last Updated: 2018-10-25T00:17:40Z
Reviews
4 ratings
David McIntosh
8/9/2024
Randy Marsh
8/26/2016
Stephen Jones
7/7/2016
Alongside JETS, the SBJT are some of the best, most scholarly journals on the market. They are very insightful and are helpful in understanding some of the more difficult issues in the Bible. I would recommend this set heartily to anyone who wants to dig in to God's Word beyond the milk.
Alan Monroe
5/18/2016
I have a lot of these in print or pdf form. Very good tools. Looking forward to having these in my logos library.
