The William R. Rice Lectures were held on March 14 with Dr. Bryant G. Wood. The theme for 2012 was, “Archaeology and the Conquest: New Evidence on an Old Problem.” The audio recordings from the sessions are now posted to the DBTS website.
One of Dr. Wood’s topics was “The Discovery of Joshua’s Ai.” He has recently posted a technical article here on what he believes is the actual site, Khirbet el-Maqatir.
Regular Baptist Press and Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary are pleased to announce the release of the one-volume McCune Systematic Theology of Biblical Christianity. Purchase it on the RBP website. Purchase the book on the RBP website here.
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