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Bright Shadows of Divine Things, Second Edition
“This foretaste of the meal Boss has readied for hungry readers is enough to give you the flavor of the feast on offer. Spiritually-minded nature lovers will eat it up.” – Douglas A. Sweeney
To Understand Things as Well as Words
Van Wyk, John R. To Understand Things as Well as Words: An Examination of Jonathan Edwards as an Educator and His Pedagogical Methodology. Wipf and Stock Publishers, 2025.
Call for Papers: The Integrated Edwards
An aspect of Edwardsean studies that has not been as regularly pursued, however, but which invites further work, is how Edwards’s thought contributes positively and constructively to current issues facing the academy and church in the twenty-first Century. Edwards’s thought is living and active: a storehouse from which significant treasure can be hulled for the sake of a modern audience’s blessing. This volume intends to show both how and why authors can integrate Edwards’s thought into the present context.
A Case Study in the ‘Blank Bible’
“At last! Schweitzer has given Edwards’ scholars and aficionados the much-needed key to typological references in Edwards’ neglected Ur text, the Blank Bible.” – JENNIFER LEADER
Gerald McDermott’s Latest Book: A New History of Redemption
I am excited to recommend Gerald R. McDermott’s latest book, A New History of Redemption: The Work of Jesus the Messiah through the Millennia.
Interview with David Luke on his new book, Meeting Christ at His Table: Jonathan Edwards and the Lord’s Supper
Here is wonderful interview with David Luke on his new book, Meeting Christ at His Table: Jonathan Edwards and the Lord’s Supper
Miscellanies Companions, Volumes 1–3
The Jonathan Edwards Miscellanies Companion, Volume 3 is now available. Foreword by Rhys Bezzant, Director of the Jonathan Edwards Center, Ridley College Melbourne.
Thunder God, Wonder God
“Robert Boss’s study goes well beyond what others have done before…adds significantly to understanding Edwards.” – MARK A. NOLL
