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Tag: Biblical themes

Biblical Studies, Book Reviews, Interpretation, Old Testament

Review of From Chaos to Cosmos

Though studies in biblical theology have great promise, From Chaos to Cosmos flounders because the theme is seeks to expound is not present in Scripture.

12 December 201811 January 2021Ancient Near East, ANE, Bible, Biblical themes, Biblical Theology, Chaos, cosmos, Crossway Blog Review Program, Crossway books, From Chaos to Cosmos, Interpretation, Leviathan, Old Testament, Rahab, Scripture, Short Studies in Biblical Theology, Sidney GreidanusLeave a comment

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