Beloved Northwestern graduates, you have fought the good fight and emerged victorious. You have obeyed God’s call on your life and studied to show yourself approved, as workmen and women, that need not be ashamed, rightly dividing the Word of truth.. But, let none misunderstand that it is Grace that has brought us safe thus far and it is Grace that will lead us home. Let’s take a moment to review God’s miracle of Grace.
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Introduction Writing a doctoral dissertation in Biblical Studies is both a scholarly and spiritual journey. It is the culminating work
Introduction Richard Chenevix Trench’s Commentary on the Epistles to the Seven Churches in Asia offers a devotional, exegetical exploration of
Introduction Bobby Graham’s The Translation of the Word addresses a critical (and often underappreciated) foundation of Christian faith: how the
Introduction Thomas L. Constable’s Notes on Jeremiah (2006) offers a careful walkthrough of the Book of Jeremiah, combining historical context,
Introduction Brief Bible History is a compact but comprehensive overview of the sweep of biblical history, co-authored by James Oscar
Introduction John S. Feinberg’s essay Salvation in the Old Testament confronts a surprisingly neglected topic: What did “salvation” mean for
Introduction Jonathan Gibson’s The Story of a Kingdom is a panoramic, narrative approach to the Bible. Its ambition is not
Introduction The Epistles of St. Paul present themselves not only as doctrinal expositions but as expressions rooted in the apostle’s
Introduction Sir Isaac Newton, better known for his scientific achievements, also devoted much thought to Biblical prophecy. In Observations on
Introduction Martin Luther regarded his Commentary on Galatians as one of his most important works. He famously said, “The Epistle
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