The latest issue: Alternate Views of Canon Identification (Issue 4/7 - March 17, 2023)
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The Berea Page is an e-zine named from the example of the Jews in Berea who examined Paul's preaching about Jesus as the Christ to see if what he said was so (Acts 17:11) and written with the assumption that other New Testament texts that commend the examination habit should be taken seriously, namely that God's people should:
Each issue (15 annually) will include a feature article (about 600 words), mainly focused on matters related to why we believe in Jesus, enduring trials and suffering with faith, and the relationship between faith and truth.
Also included will be a sidebar column with quotations, pointers, and/or references to materials designed to
Feedback is welcome--email me at david@davidanguish.com.
- test and confirm what we hear (e.g., 1 Thess 5:21; 1 John 4:1);
- follow the example of the earliest Jesus followers who invited their hearers to examine their claims (cf. Acts 26:26);
- prepare to make a defense of the reason for our hope (1 Peter 3:15).
Each issue (15 annually) will include a feature article (about 600 words), mainly focused on matters related to why we believe in Jesus, enduring trials and suffering with faith, and the relationship between faith and truth.
Also included will be a sidebar column with quotations, pointers, and/or references to materials designed to
- encourage better Bible study
- increase awareness of cultural trends that raise questions for our faith
- give updates on my writing and teaching projects.
Feedback is welcome--email me at david@davidanguish.com.
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Previous Issues
Most Recent IssueAlternate Views of Canon Identification (Issue 4/7 - March 17, 2023) - A brief introduction to some of the claims made by key advocates of different views of canon development.
Issues from Previous Years
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Volume 31 - Paul's Defense Strategy: A Case Study (Issue 3/1 - October 14, 2021)
2 - "Looking at the World With Eyes Wide Open" (Issue 3/2 - November 5, 2021) 3 - Learning From a Bad Example (Issue 3/3 - December 6, 2021) 4 - Snobbery of the Modern (Issue 3/4 - January 7, 2022) 5 - "The Question That Never Goes Away" (Issue 3/5 - February 1, 2022) 6 - What If "What We All Know" Isn't So? (Issue 3/6 - February 22, 2022) 7 - "Now Faith Is . . ." (Issue 3/7 - March 15, 2022) 8 - So You Say You Have Faith? (Issue 3/8 - April 5, 2022) 9 - You Need to Know Before You Trust (Issue 3/9 - April 26, 2022) 10 - The God We Trust (Issue 3/10 - May 17, 2022) 11 - "If Only I Could See What They Saw" (Issue 3/11 - June 7, 2022) 12 - We Need To Talk About Truth (Issue 3/12 - June 28, 2022) 13 - "What Is Truth?" (Issue 3/13 - July 19, 2022) 14 - Loving the Truth (Issue 3/14 - August 9, 2022) 15 - Loving Truth: Easier to Say Than Do (Issue 3/15 - August 30, 2022) 16 - A Call to Arms (Issue 3/16 - September 20, 2022) Abortion in the Early Church (Special Issue -January 20, 2022)
What were the attitudes of the early church regarding abortion? How did they compare with Jewish attitudes, Greco-Roman cultural practices, and Roman law and practice? In this special issue, I summarize the the evidence and suggest some things we can learn as we face similar attitudes today. Volume 4
1 - To Be Like Job (Issue 4/1 - October 11, 2022)
2 - Praise from an Abyss of Despair (Issue 4/2 - November 1, 2022) 3 - To Know the Things of God: On Going "Back to the Bible" (Issue 4/3 - December 6, 2022) 4 - To Know the Things of God: Teaching Disciples-Where They Learned It (Issue 4/4 - January 3, 2023) 5 - To Know the Things of God: Teaching the Churches (Issue 4/5 - January 26, 2023) 6 - We Should Talk About the Canon (Issue 4/6 - February 21, 2023) |