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@CBSmbts (The Center for Biblical Studies at Midwestern Seminary) has announced its CBS Book of the Year 2021: "A Theology of Paul and His Letters" by Dr. Douglas J. Moo, published by @ZonderAcademic in the Biblical Theology of the New Testament series. bit.ly/3IbQ2p7
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There's nothing like good news! Congrats on this significant recognition, Dr. Doug Moo (NT) and @ZonderAcademic via @CBSMBTS.
Congratulations to Douglas Moo and @ZonderAcademic for winning the 2021 Center for Biblical Studies Book of the Year!
See what our jurors said about it below ⬇️
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A Theology of Paul and His Letters: amzn.to/3pK5G2S
Video Study: bit.ly/3uCW91W
Douglas J. Moo offers a substantive, evangelical treatment of Paul's theology in his new book and video lessons, including extensive engagement with the latest Pauline scholarship.
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Every February, the Masland Library reviews the top award lists to ensure our collection contains the best of the best. This year, one of Cairn's own wrote the recipient of the Center for Biblical Studies OT book of the year. Congratulations, Dr. Schnittjer! #cairnu #cairnlibrary
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I’m very honored and thankful that my @BakerAcademic Redemptive Kingdom Diversity: A Biblical Theology of the People of God is a finalist for the Center for Biblical Studies Award in the category of Biblical Theology and reference.
cbs.mbts.edu/2022/02/11/fina…
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Two Eerdmans titles are in the running for @CBSMBTS's 2021 Best Book in #NewTestament Studies!
• Galatians by @profntwright
• The Pharisees by Joseph Sievers and Amy-Jill Levine
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We're pleased to see two Eerdmans titles among the finalists:
• John Goldingay's The Book of Jeremiah (NICOT)
• Thomas Renz's The Books of Nahum, Habakkuk, and Zephaniah (NICOT)
Congratulations, John and @Thomas_Renz!
We are pleased to announce the ten finalists for best books in Old Testament studies in 2021! A winner for this category will be announced on February 18th.
cbs.mbts.edu/2022/01/28/fina…
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Figuring Resurrection: Joseph as a Death & Resurrection Figure in the Old Testament & Second Temple Judaism has been selected as a finalist for the Center for Biblical Studies Book Award in Old Testament Studies. Congratulations to Jeffrey Pulse!
We are pleased to announce the ten finalists for best books in Old Testament studies in 2021! A winner for this category will be announced on February 18th.
cbs.mbts.edu/2022/01/28/fina…
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In this interview, we ask @akostenberger about his long history studying the Gospel of John and bringing that expertise to a broader audience.
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Giveaway! ✨ Retweet this post and you'll be entered to win a copy of Signs of the Messiah by @akostenberger: bit.ly/3atUjoZ
Winner will be selected Friday (4/23) and announced later that day!
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We asked Dr. Andreas Köstenberger [@akostenberger] Director of the Center for Biblical Studies [@CBSMBTS] at Midwestern Seminary [@MBTS], "Why have you given so many years and pages to the Gospel of John?"
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ANNOUNCEMENT: After a delay, my new book Signs of the Messiah: An Introduction to John's Gospel, is now available on Amazon: amazon.com/Signs-Messiah-Int… Stay tuned for further announcements next week! #signs #messiah #jesus
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GIVEAWAY: For Day 7 of #MBTSBooks, we're giving away Jesus and the Gospels by @akostenberger. This volume is available from @KregelAcademic.
Follow @MBTS + RT and LIKE this tweet to enter!
mbts.edu/mbtsbooks
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Congratulations to author Te-Li Lau and his book 'Defending Shame,' which earned the Center for Biblical Studies Book Award 2020 in the New Testament category!
cbs.mbts.edu/2021/02/18/anno…
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Here it is! Hope you find this conversation helpful as you study God's word (2 Tim. 2:15)!
New Episode - Interview with Dr. @akostenberger of @MBTSAdmissions on the new edition of his book entitled "Invitation to Biblical Interpretation".
⚓ anchor.fm/nahum-obrien/episo…
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Interview with @akostenberger dropping later today.
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"Students and pastors alike will gain new insights into this crucial telling of the Good News by working through this little primer."
@akostenberger guides readers through John's Gospel in this short and accessible introduction. bit.ly/3pRfiHt
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Faculty Publications | Congratulations to @akostenberger on the release of Signs of the Messiah: An Introduction to John's Gospel, available today from @LexhamPress.
Learn more: mbts.cc/3qRy8PY
@CBSMBTS
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We recently interviewed Dr. Andreas Köstenberger about his latest publication, Signs of the Messiah: An Introduction to John’s Gospel. The volume guides readers through John and highlights its plot and message. [@akostenberger]
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Thank you. I pray this little book will exalt Christ and his abundant salvation. May Jesus' bodily resurrection from the grave be a source of HOPE and encouragement for God's people.





















