What are You Currently Reading?

I gotta tell ya I can't put the book down. Will have it done by tomorrow.

Tim

 

I finished Chapter one today and have posted some opening comments on my blog if you guys want to go there and look at it and possibly add your thoughts. This is all I really have to say for now. If someone would like to post something looking at Chapter one from a different angle, just e-mail me and I will post it on the blog for further discussion. I look forward to some good conversation.

Joseph Botwinick

 

Don't know where your blog is?

 

I pmed it to you, Tim. Didnt I? I'll redo it, just in case.

 

I dont know if anyone else had this problem or not, but I just realized that there were 2 posts on Joseph's blog ...I had the original one bookmarked and just realized there was a second post on Jeri's problem with a comment. So you will want to go to Joseph's main blog page or you might miss another post.

 

Yikes. Sorry about that. I will try to do better in the future.

Joseph Botwinick

 

Not a problem, I just did not want anyone else to miss the discussion as I had because I bookmarked the first post. Now i have your main site bookmarked, no more problems.

 

duh... now I feel dumb.. I also have the first post bookmarked, but found the other one also..
but instead of bookmaring it, I have been going to the original, then to home to find the other one....

man do I feel dumb... I even forgot my password..
I'll do better, I promise!

 

I cant find it!

 

Can't find what?

 

the new discussion. Did I miss something?

 

It is still at the same place, Josephs blog.

 

ok, maybe I am seeing all there are. My home computer doesnt show dates things are posted. (Like when you posted about bookmarking the conversation)

 

There are 2 things on Josephs blog ...the introduction and chapt 1 discussion.

I was just letting people know to not bookmark an individual thread, but to mark the main site or else you will miss future threads.

 

ok, sorry. I guess I missed that one earlier and thought maybe I was missing some newer discussion. Thanks.

 

your welcome.

 

Invitation to the Septuagint by Karen Jobes and Moisés Silva

Bondage of the Will by Martin Luther (as translated by J.I. Packer and O.R. Johnson)

Rob

 

No Place for Truth by David Wells

The Institutes of Elenctic Theology by Francis Turretin

 

Just finished The Prarie People: Forgotten Anabaptists by Rod Janzen.

Concerns the Hutterites who migrated to (mostly) North Dakota in the late 1800's. Some of them chose communal living, some chose to live in individual homes on the prarie, hence the name "Prarie People", or Prarieluet. In the first several decades there was much movement back and forth and inter-marriage between the 2 groups.
The book covers up to the late 1990's.

Anyway, I found it to be interesting.

Just started A Biblical Theology of the Old Testament edited by Roy Zuck, and written by various faculty of Dallas Theological Seminary. This is part of my autographed collection of books. Probably won't just read it through, am looking at the Isaiah and Ezekiel portions.