Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary Kyle Dunham, Author at Detroit Baptist Theological Seminary

Recently, I came across a Reddit thread with a provocative title: “The Bible’s God-inspired book of Proverbs is plagiarized from the Egyptian...

I’ve been teaching through the book of Hosea recently and have been struck by some fascinating parallels to modern American culture. Hosea...

One of the many interpretive challenges in Ecclesiastes revolves around the meaning of the closing poem in 12:1–7. Interpreters have often read...

Over the past few years, I’ve had the opportunity to study the Psalms for various academic projects. One of the areas of...

Recently in my work on the Ecclesiastes commentary, I came across the enigmatic proverb “Cast your bread upon the waters, for after...

Studies of the creation account in Genesis 1 show no sign of abatement. A recent addition to the literature by Gregg Davidson...

Lately, as a result of three factors I’ve been thinking a fair bit about the potential role Joseph plays in biblical typology....

Writing after World War I, the British War and Air secretary Winston Churchill avouched his support for Zionism, a movement that afforded...

Some time ago I took up the question of whether God intended ancient Israel to serve as a verbal witness proclaiming God’s...

Recently Dr. Kyle Dunham, Associate Professor of Old Testament at DBTS, published an article in the Bulletin for Biblical Research on the literary...

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