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	Biblical Theology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Biblical Theology is a discipline within Christian theology which studies the Bible from the perspective of understanding the progressive history of God revealing himself to Man following the Fall and throughout the Old Testament and New Testament.
		Biblical Theology is sometimes called the "History of Special Revelation" since it deals with the unfolding and expanding nature of revelation as history progresses through the Bible.
		Biblical theology can be compared with and is complemented by Systematic theology in that the former focuses on historical progression through out the Bible while the later focuses on thematic progression through out the Bible.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Biblical_Theology (498 words)

	Theology - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		During the High Middle Ages theology was therefore the main subject at universities, being named "The Queen of the Sciences" alongside the Trivium and Quadrivium that young men were expected to study.
		Theology was no longer the principle subject and Universities existed for many purposes, not only to train Clergy for established churches.
		As study of theology in these countries includes a strong (Christian) humanist content, graduates of theology who do not wish to embark on clerical career may find work also in marketing, business or administration, although this is frowned upon by many.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Theology (2136 words)

	Biblical Theology, by Geerhardus Vos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Theology, therefore, is now defined as the science of religion, and that, too, in the sense chiefly of a phenomenology of religion, in which by far the greater part of the investigation is devoted to the superficial external side of religion and the heart of the matter receives scant treatment.
		Theology having become the science of religion, Biblical Theology must needs become the history of one, be it the greatest, of all religions, the history of the religion of Israel and of primitive Christianity.
		The student of Biblical Theology has the satisfaction of knowing that his treatment of Biblical matters is not prescribed for him exclusively by the tactics of his enemies, and that, while most effectually defending the truth, he at the same time is building the temple of divine knowledge on the positive foundation of the faith.
	homepage.mac.com /shanerosenthal/reformationink/gvbiblical.htm (9867 words)

	Biblical and Systematic Theology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Systematic Theology is not a concatenation of the scattered theological data furnished by the exegetic process; it is the combination of the already concatenated data given to it by Biblical Theology.
		Biblical theology is indispensable to systematic theology because biblical theology is regulative of exegesis.
		Second, biblical theology, as an exegetical methodology which is self-consciously cognizant of the unity of Scripture, guarantees that the hermeneutical process from exegesis to systematic doctrinal formulation is in accord with the Reformation's key interpretive principle, the analogy of Scripture.
	www.upper-register.com /other_studies/bt_st.html (3042 words)

	NDBT's Introduction to Biblical Theology (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Biblical theology is integral to the whole process of discerning the meaning of the biblical text and of applying this meaning to the contemporary scene.
		Biblical theology is practised by Christian communities and is intricately linked to their determination to shape their faith, life, worship and service in accordance with Scripture under the guidance of the Spirit (see Preaching and Biblical Theology).
		Biblical theology came to be seen as a purely historical, descriptive and objective discipline, separate from the concerns of biblical interpreters.
	www.shakinandshinin.org /NDBT-IntroToBiblicalTheology.html (11807 words)

	Can a Charismatic Theology Be Biblical?
		Biblical theology has demonstrated a sharp divergence in emphases between the New Testament and traditional systematic theology in the areas of hermeneutics, the Holy Spirit, the kingdom of God, soteriology, and faith, among others.
		The consequence of this approach is that a strongly charismatic theology is also, centrally, a biblical theology, normatively binding on all who claim scripture as their primary principle of religious authority.
		Biblical theology, however, is more willing to recognize the connections of faith and the mighty works of Jesus and others: that while faith has Jesus or God as its object, the immediate result may be healing or deliverance, not simply limited to "salvation" as traditionally defined.
	home.regent.edu /ruthven/caris.html (8398 words)

	Kerux...The Online Journal of Biblical Theology
		The morass of liberal and radical biblical theology was evident not only to the more astute among them, but to the "man in the pew." By the last decade of the nineteenth century, so-called biblical theology of the critical stripe had eviscerated the theology from the Bible.
		For Vos, genuine biblical theology is derived from the conviction that the Scriptures are "objective revelation." We do not meet a mere witness to revelation in the Scriptures, nor do we find a record of religious inspiration, nor do we study to remove the temporal from the eternal.
		Biblical theology arises from an objective self-disclosure of God, not a species of the human religious consciousness.
	www.kerux.com /documents/KeruxV02N1A4.asp (2366 words)

	Hermeneutics & Biblical Theology, by S.M. Baugh
		Biblical theology would insist that the Old Testament types spoke as witnesses to the coming realities of Christ in their own day, as well as in ours.
		Let it suffice to say that most practitioners of biblical theology employ a wide range of traditional tools in the process of biblical interpretation: analysis of the historical-cultural setting, studies in the original languages, discourse analysis, attention to genre, etc. These are all carefully employed.
		And although we have not used the term until now, biblical theology is a recognition that eschatology‹or the biblical teaching on the last things‹is central throughout the entire course of redemptive history.
	www.modernreformation.org /smb93hermeneutics.htm (2351 words)

	Biblical Theology
		“Biblical theology is that discipline which sets forth the message of the books of the Bible in their historical setting.
		Systematic Theology and Biblical Theology by D.A. Carson
		Biblical Theology in the Study and the Pulpit by James Ocsar Boyd
	www.monergism.com /thethreshold/articles/topic/biblicaltheology.html (2156 words)

	beginningwithmoses.org - the biblical theology library
		We can summarize a biblical theology of preaching in these words: God has spoken, It is written, and Preach the word...
		First, we offer (in outline) a possible biblical theology description of Scripture as a covenant document and, second, we bring this into dialogue with an alternative systematic description of Scripture proposed by Karl Barth.
		This covenantal conversation aims to bring biblical theology into direct contact with systematic theology to essay a ‘fresh fidelity’ to classical formulations on the nature of Scripture.
	www.beginningwithmoses.org /lib_articles.htm (1164 words)

	Biblical Theology Menu
		A contrast of prophetic and apocalyptic perspectives on the future work of God, showing how each are valid expressions of biblical faith but are tied to specific historical situations, the confusion of which can lead to distortion and perversion of the biblical message.
		A detailed paper analyzing the Old Testament concept of torah from the biblical traditions, concluding that torah is not properly equivalent to "law," but to lifestyle as a response to God's grace, and can be seen as analogous to the Wesleyan concept of holiness of heart and life.
		A detailed essay examining from a biblical perspective the tension between the death of Jesus as predestined by God, or as the result of human decisions; concludes by examining the implications of this tension for theories of the atonement.
	www.cresourcei.org /biblical.html (558 words)

	OLD TESTAMENT BIBLICAL THEOLOGY
		The basic question in Biblical Theology is the relation of the two Testaments.
		Biblical Theology deals with the stages of manifestation of the Biblical revelation.
		By not seeing Biblical History as distinctive, people have thought that they ought to see God doing exactly the same actions which He was doing in the Old Testament.
	www.angelfire.com /nt2/paulastevenson/BT01.html (1581 words)

	Biblical Theology and the Analogy of Faith
		So long as the exegesis of biblical passages is conducted by such analogy-of-faith hermeneutics, it would be difficult for systematic theology to be nourished and corrected by exegetical considerations from the biblical text.
		So the history-of-religions school presented biblical theology with an exegetical tool which made it virtually impossible for the Bible's message to be molded according to the current philosophy of a given culture.
		Biblical theology must be alert to this problem and expound reasons why the categories of biblical thought, admittedly not those of the modern world, have a claim upon our theological
	www.fuller.edu /ministry/berean/analogy.htm (7810 words)

	Biblical Theology
		Inauguration of the Rev. Geerhardus Vos as Professor of Biblical Theology, 1894).
		In all the other sciences man is the one who of himself takes the first step in approaching the objective world, in subjecting it to his scrutiny, in compelling it to submit to his experiments---in a word, man is the one who proceeds actively to make nature reveal her facts and her laws.
		In this Biblical Theology of Rationalism, therefore, the historical principle merely served to eliminate or neutralize the revelation-principle.
	www.rosetree.com /ccog/vos/bibth.html (9577 words)

	Center for Biblical Theology and Eschatology
		Biblical Theology and eschatology is anchored in the proposition that scripture is the ultimate authority to "rightly" discern the word of God.
		Biblical Theology in expositions and exegesis of the millennial reign of Christ, from the Historical Reformed Protestant Amillennial position.
		Biblical Articles on Revelation chapter 20, the Israel of God, Antichrist, the Apostasy, chronology of the rapture, the 70 weeks of Daniel 9, Feast of Tabernacles, etc.
	www.mountainretreatorg.net (394 words)

	BIBLICAL THEOLOGY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Elwell, Walter A. Evangelical Dictionary of Biblical Theology.
		Contains signed articles (with bibliographies attached to longer ones) by 128 Evangelical scholars on the biblical teaching on major theological ideas, on ideas that appear only a few times, and on the theology of individual books of the Bible.
		"The focus is on the biblical and especially the N.T. usage, so that the related classical, Hellenistic, apocalyptic, rabbinic, and patristic fields receive mere cursory attention." Footnotes and bibliographies have been excluded.
	www.hugsr.edu /library/researchguides/Biblical_theology.htm (966 words)

	Systematic Theology
		Theology, not morality, is the first business on the church's agenda of reform, and the church, not society, is the first target of divine criticism.
		Prolegomena and Introduction; Religion and Theology; General Revelation; Special Revelation; Inspiration; Perfections and Proofs of Inspiration; The Canon of Scripture (Old Testament); The Canon of Scripture (New Testament); Rules in the Study and Interpretation of Scripture
		Survey Studies in Reformed Theology by Bob Burridge A guide through the doctrines of the Reformed Faith and their foundations in Scripture.
	www.monergism.com /systematic.html (932 words)

	THE PASSING OF RAYMOND E. BROWN - Biblical Theology Bulletin Online - Seton Hall University
		Given a conflict between text and theology, he found a middle course that allowed both to survive.
		The legacy of Raymond E. Brown is manifest in a cooperative Catholic biblical scholarship in the United States today.
		We duly honor him as a milestone in the ongoing quest for truth and understanding in biblical theology.
	academic.shu.edu /btb/vol28/btb98_PTI_4.html (533 words)

	Theology and Biblical Studies - Part of World of Sven
		This is the Weblog of Steven Harris and it is dedicated to exploring issues related to Theology and Biblical Studies.
		Penal substitution as a means of explaining the biblical testimony and as an atonement theology has long since been put on the backburner of my own thought, but I’m not on some kind of mission to see it abolished.
		All too often the story of the trial and crucifixion of Jesus is abstracted from its place in the Gospel narratives and made to serve the purposes of dogmatic theology, but in doing so the historical circumstance and significance of Jesus' passion is overlooked.
	worldofsven.co.uk /theology (5817 words)

	Biblical Viewpoints Books
		This is a well-known Systematic theology book sets forth the teachings of the Word of God in five major divisions1.
		This Biblical Theology of the Old Testament seeks to interpret God's revelation to man and shows how He guided the course of God's chosen people to fulfill His promise of salvation to be wrought through the Messiah.
		This is a Biblical Theology of the New Testament tells of the unfolding revelation of God to man, the biblical theology approach to its study should prove instructive to ministers and Bible students.
	www.bibleviews.com /Books.html (591 words)

	Biblical Theology Bulletin Online - Seton Hall University
		BTB is a blind peer-reviewed quarterly journal of Bible and Theology.
		BTB authors expertly guide readers toward sound applications that avoid trivializing the biblical texts or the challenges for credibly applying their deeper meanings today.
		BTB Readers Guides aid readers in evaluating the current literature on salient topics of interest in the area of biblical theology.
	academic.shu.edu /btb (134 words)

	PocketBible New Dictionary of Biblical Theology - LBKNDBT01
		And for those interested in the wider discipline of biblical theology, major articles explore foundational issues such as the history of biblical theology, the challenges raised against biblical theology, and the unity and diversity of Scripture.
		Over 120 contributors drawn from the front ranks of biblical scholarship in the English-speaking world make the New Dictionary of Biblical Theology a work of distinction and a benchmark of evangelical biblical theology at the turn of the twenty-first century.
		Comprehensive, authoritative and easily accessible, the New Dictionary of Biblical Theology is certain to establish itself as an essential resource for students of the Bible and theology.
	www.laridian.com /order/productpages/LBKNDBT01.asp?order_platform=ce (584 words)

	Amazon.com: Encounters with Biblical Theology: Books: John Joseph Collins (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		He was the President of the Society of Biblical Literature in 2002–3 and President of the Catholic Biblical Association in 1996–97.
		critical biblical theology, premonarchic period, biblical corpus, sociohistorical approach, fourth kingdom, historical criticism, biblical theologians, charter myth, royal messiah, apocalyptic literature, moral dualism, canonical context, proverbial wisdom, seventy weeks
		Salvation to the Ends of the Earth: A Biblical Theology of Mission (New Studies in Biblical Theology) by Andreas J. Kostenberger
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0800637690?v=glance (661 words)

	Institutes for Higher Learning - Biblical Theology Certificate Program
		LBT068 Discipleship - A course that includes biblical theological significance of discipleship to the life of the believer as found in its various teachings in the New Testament.
		LBT070 Biblical Sacraments - Provide the student with an appreciation of the biblical theological importance of the teachings of the biblical sacraments as found in both the Old and New Testaments.
		LBTO68 Discipleship - A course that introduces the student to the biblical teaching of prophecy from the prospective of the end times and prophecy which is yet to be fulfilled.
	www.pbu.edu /programs/ihl/bt.htm (339 words)

	The BEREAN CORNER -- Biblical Theology over Tradition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		When Peter arrived at the house where an extended prayer meeting for him was being held, there was great joy and amazement as it finally dawned on the people how "the Lord had brought him out of prison" (v.
		Thus the theology of prayer is well summed up by Ezekiel 36:37: "For this I will be called on by the house of Israel, that I may [then] do it."
		You may register with us as an intercessor by telling us your resolve to pray in some regular manner for the ongoing ministry of The Berean Corner.
	www.fuller.edu /ministry/berean (277 words)

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