📰 Tyndale Bulletin 1998 — papers

The works of Tyndale Bulletin published in 1998 that our library holds (publisher: Tyndale House): 1 work, listed below with the most cited first; each has a page with our summary, its key points and its references.

Most cited papers

By their OpenAlex citations; a paper with our summary links to its page here, the others to the original.

1. ‘Be Imitators of Me’: Paul’s Model of Leadership ↗Andrew D. Clarke31 citations
2. Effectual Call or Causal Effect? Summons, Sovereignty and Supervenient Grace ↗Kevin J. Vanhoozer21 citations
3. ‘Who Can Refute a Sneer?’ Paley on Gibbon ↗Graham A. Cole18 citations
4. The Place of the Apocalypse in the Canon of St. Gregory Nazianzen ↗Frank S. Thielman12 citations
5. Babel and Derrida: Postmodernism, Language and Biblical Interpretation ↗Craig G. Bartholomew8 citations
6. Royal Expectations in Genesis to Kings: Their Importance for Biblical Theology ↗T. Desmond Alexander5 citations
7. The Old Testament Concept of Solidarity in Hebrews ↗G. W. Grogan5 citations
8. A Non-Polemical Reading of 1 John: Sin, Christology and the Limits of Johannine Christianity ↗Terry Griffith3 citations
9. The Elisha Narratives and Coherence of 2 Kings 2-8 ↗Philip E. Satterthwaite3 citations
10. Did Moses Permit Divorce? Modal wěqātal as Key to New Testament Readings of Deuteronomy 24:1-4 ↗Andrew Warren2 citations

All works of the year (22)

The most cited first; 1 with our summary link to their page here, the others to the original.

1. ‘Be Imitators of Me’: Paul’s Model of Leadership ↗Andrew D. Clarke31 citations
2. Effectual Call or Causal Effect? Summons, Sovereignty and Supervenient Grace ↗Kevin J. Vanhoozer21 citations
3. ‘Who Can Refute a Sneer?’ Paley on Gibbon ↗Graham A. Cole18 citations
4. The Place of the Apocalypse in the Canon of St. Gregory Nazianzen ↗Frank S. Thielman12 citations
5. Babel and Derrida: Postmodernism, Language and Biblical Interpretation ↗Craig G. Bartholomew8 citations
6. Royal Expectations in Genesis to Kings: Their Importance for Biblical Theology ↗T. Desmond Alexander5 citations
7. The Old Testament Concept of Solidarity in Hebrews ↗G. W. Grogan5 citations
8. A Non-Polemical Reading of 1 John: Sin, Christology and the Limits of Johannine Christianity ↗Terry Griffith3 citations
9. The Elisha Narratives and Coherence of 2 Kings 2-8 ↗Philip E. Satterthwaite3 citations
10. Did Moses Permit Divorce? Modal wěqātal as Key to New Testament Readings of Deuteronomy 24:1-4 ↗Andrew Warren2 citations
11. The Theology of Deuteronomy 27 ↗Paul Barker2 citations
12. Messianic Expectations in the Early Post-Exilic Period ↗Wolter H. Rose1 citation
13. Natural Revelation and the Purpose of the Law in Romans ↗Mark A. Seifrid1 citation
14. Puberty or Passion? The Referent of ΥΠΕΡΑΚΜΟΣ in 1 Corinthians 7:36 ↗Bruce W. Winter1 citation
15. Reading the Old Testament in Postmodern Times ↗Craig G. Bartholomew1 citation
16. Dionysus Against the Crucified: Nietzsche Contra Christianity, Part II ↗Stephen Williams
17. Food Offered to Idols in 1 Corinthians 8-10 ↗Derek Newton
18. Jesus’ Defeat of Death and Mark’s Early Readers ↗Peter G. Bolt
19. The Function of ‘Likewise’ (ΩΣΑΥΤΩΣ) in Romans 8:26 ↗Geoffrey Smith
20. The LXX of 1 Chronicles 5:1-2 as an Exposition of Genesis 48-49 ↗P. J. Williams
21. The Language of the New Testament ↗Lars Rydbeck
22. The Status and Functions of Jewish Scribes in the Second- Temple Period ↗Christine Schams

📄 Works with our summary in our library (1)

The most cited first (OpenAlex citations plus our library's).

1. Studies in the Syntax of the Peshitta of 1 KingsTyndale BulletinP. J. Williams1998 · 2 citations

🧭 Top topics

Topics of its works in our library, with the number of works on each.

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