John Goldingay

Reading Rahab: How criticism serves itself or eats itself is a article by John Goldingay, published by Cambridge University Press (CUP) in 2023. BibleVerity groups this resource under old testament, interpretation. Its title and publication context make it a possible starting point for readers researching old testament, especially in conversation with interpretation. This is an original bibliographic orientation, based on public metadata, rather than a reconstruction of the author's argument.

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Publication: 2023-01-10 (day precision). Date source

Ezekiel 10:2—Sprinkle Not Scatter is a article by John Goldingay, published by Walter de Gruyter GmbH in 2023. BibleVerity groups this resource under old testament, ezekiel. Its title and publication context make it a possible starting point for readers researching old testament, especially in conversation with ezekiel. This is an original bibliographic orientation, based on public metadata, rather than a reconstruction of the author's argument.

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Publication: 2023-03-27 (day precision). Date source

Hosea 4 and 11, and the Structure of Hosea is a article by John Goldingay, published by Tyndale House in 2020. BibleVerity groups this resource under old testament, hosea. Its title and publication context make it a possible starting point for readers researching old testament, especially in conversation with hosea. This is an original bibliographic orientation, based on public metadata, rather than a reconstruction of the author's argument.

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Publication: 2020-11-01 (day precision). Date source

Creation All Through the Old Testament is a article by John Goldingay, published by SAGE Publications in 2023. BibleVerity groups this resource under old testament, creation. Its title and publication context make it a possible starting point for readers researching old testament, especially in conversation with creation. This is an original bibliographic orientation, based on public metadata, rather than a reconstruction of the author's argument.

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Publication: 2023-12 (month precision). Date source

Thinking with the Old Testament about the pandemic is a article by John Goldingay, published by SAGE Publications in 2020. BibleVerity groups this resource under old testament, christian living. Its title and publication context make it a possible starting point for readers researching old testament, especially in conversation with christian living. This is an original bibliographic orientation, based on public metadata, rather than a reconstruction of the author's argument.

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Publication: 2020-05 (month precision). Date source

The Holy Spirit and the Psalms is a article by John Goldingay, published by Walter de Gruyter GmbH in 2018. BibleVerity groups this resource under holy spirit, old testament, psalms. Its title and publication context make it a possible starting point for readers researching holy spirit, especially in conversation with psalms. This is an original bibliographic orientation, based on public metadata, rather than a reconstruction of the author's argument.

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Publication: 2018-03-12 (day precision). Date source

The Torah and Atonement is a article by John Goldingay, published by The Pennsylvania State University Press in 2024. BibleVerity groups this resource under salvation, old testament. Its title and publication context make it a possible starting point for readers researching salvation, especially in conversation with old testament. This is an original bibliographic orientation, based on public metadata, rather than a reconstruction of the author's argument.

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Publication: 2024-12-01 (day precision). Date source

Nothing new under the sun: the Five Scrolls read Houellebecq is a article by John Goldingay, published by SAGE Publications in 2023. BibleVerity groups this resource under old testament, wisdom. Its title and publication context make it a possible starting point for readers researching old testament, especially in conversation with wisdom. This is an original bibliographic orientation, based on public metadata, rather than a reconstruction of the author's argument.

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Publication: 2023-11 (month precision). Date source

Qohelet’s Implied Author and Implied Readers is a article by John Goldingay, published by SAGE Publications in 2020. BibleVerity groups this resource under old testament, wisdom. Its title and publication context make it a possible starting point for readers researching old testament, especially in conversation with wisdom. This is an original bibliographic orientation, based on public metadata, rather than a reconstruction of the author's argument.

Readers can use the linked source to establish the scope, audience, and availability of the original resource before deciding whether it suits a study group, classroom, or personal reading plan. Useful questions to bring to the work include how it uses Scripture, what historical context it assumes, and how its theological vocabulary relates to other resources on the same topic. John Goldingay's wider interests in old testament, interpretation provide context for discovering related work, but do not determine the conclusions of this particular publication.

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Publication: 2020-12-28 (day precision). Date source

The Theology of the Book of Samuel is a book by John Goldingay, published by Cambridge University Press in 2024. BibleVerity groups this resource under old testament, samuel. Its title and publication context make it a possible starting point for readers researching old testament, especially in conversation with samuel. This is an original bibliographic orientation, based on public metadata, rather than a reconstruction of the author's argument.

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Publication: 2024-05-08 (day precision). Date source