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The Expository Times is one of the United Kingdom’s longest-running theological journals, having been published monthly from 1889 to the present day. Like other publications published in this country, the copyright lasts for the lifetime of the author + 70 years. This means that articles enter the public domain in a piecemeal manner and require…
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Way back in 2008 I was working on the digitisation of the works of F.F Bruce. One of these was in a very hard-to-find festschrift for the Orthodox Archbishop of Great Britain and Thyateira. I wrote to the publisher, who forwarded my letter to the late Archbishop’s brother in Greece, who kindly granted me permission…
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What is a Festschrift? A Festschrift is a collection of writings published in honour of a scholar and they are particularly popular in the field of theology. Invariably, they contain very interesting essays on a wide range of topics, and I encourage students to seek them out as a way of broadening their knowledge of the subject….
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Table of Contents with links to open access articles for the Special issue of the Journal for the Study of the New Testament on “Jesus, House, Family” And as he sat at table in his house, many tax collectors and sinners were sitting with Jesus and his disciples; for there were many who followed him….
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BiblicalStudies.org.uk hosts a complete run of back issues of the Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology from 1983, with are accessible here. With the kind permission of the editor, the 2025 issues are now available for free download and are listed below. Issue 43.1 (2025) Issue 43.2 (2025)
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It has always been my intention when developing Theology on the Web that the content it hosts would represent the best of International theology, rather than just reflect just the perspective of British and American theologians with which I was familiar. Over the last 25 years I have sought out hard-to-find journals from around the World, many…
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The Churchman is an Anglican theological journal published by The Church Society. It was first published in 1879 and the first series (known as the old series) of 14 volumes ran until 1886. The new series began in 1887 and continues to this day. In 2020 the journal changed its name to The Global Anglican. In 2012 I approached…
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It is difficult to believe that the first of the Theology on the Web sites – BiblicalStudies.org.uk – was launched in 2001. Over the coming months I will be posting some of what I consider the highlights of this 25 year journey, which has seen the websites grow from one to eight, providing millions of visitors each year with…