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Detroit Baptist Seminary Journal

by | May 4, 2015 | Uncategorized

If you notice the header of this blog, you will see a tab marked “Journal,” which if selected will take you to the web page for our seminary journal. Detroit Baptist Seminary Journal began in 1996 and is published annually in the fall of the year.  At the web page you will find the table of contents for all the back issues as well as free pdfs for all articles prior to 2013.

Here are links to a few of the articles from 2007–2010 that you may find of interest:

The Immanuel Prophecy in Isaiah 7:14–16 and Its Use in Matthew 1:23: Harmonizing Historical Context and Single Meaning

Weakness Or Wisdom? Fundamentalists and Romans 14.1–15.13

The Meaning of Fellowship in 1 John

D. A. Carson’s Christ and Culture Revisited: A Reflection and a Response

Tongues: Are They for Today?

“His Flesh for Our Flesh”: The Doctrine of Atonement in the Second Century

An Old Testament Sanctifying Influence: The Sovereignty of God

 

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