Kingdoms in Conflict: Examining the Use of “Kingdom of Heaven” in Matthew
Matthew is the only New Testament author to use the phrase “Kingdom of Heaven.” While the other gospels frequently reference the Kingdom of God, Kingdom of Heaven is uniquely Matthean. His extensive...
View ArticleDispensationalism: A Basis for Ecclesiastical Separation
One of the traditions subject to loss is ecclesiastical separation. Violations of this doctrine come from two directions. One is the isolationist position or the strong denominational position.
View ArticleAn Exposition of Jacob’s Experience at Jabbok: Genesis 32:22–32
Is it possible for man to obtain God’s blessing through strictly human efforts? Does there come a time in each believer’s life when he is forced to lean completely on God and cling to him in...
View ArticleBook Reviews
Two books are reviewed in this edition: John Dyer, From the Garden to the City: The Redeeming and Corrupting Power of Technology and David P. Murray, Jesus On Every Page.
View ArticleHenry Dunster: Harvard’s Baptist President
The freedoms enjoyed by Baptists today were obtained at a great price. The cost of conviction has often been costly, as it was in the New World. Henry Dunster was a man of influence whose convictions...
View ArticleThe Spirit and Prayer: Romans 8:26–27
By John Herbert, V The work of the Spirit is a prominent theme in Romans 8. Romans 8:26 and 27 are the final explicit installment in Paul’s discussion of the ministry of the Spirit, and the main focus...
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Warren Wiersbe. On Being a Leader for God. Grand Rapids: Baker, 2011. 137 pages. Reviewed by David Lingle. Wiersbe is consistently worth reading and this short book is no exception. Wiersbe considers...
View ArticleFull Version – Volume 3.2
You now have several options for viewing our theological journal: click on the articles below, leaf through the full version of Issue 3.2 in its original format or download the full journal as a PDF.
View ArticleIntroduction
The purpose of the Maranatha Baptist Theological Journal is to provide for our constituency, and for others who may be interested, articles from a Baptist, dispensational, and conservative theological...
View ArticleA Case for Cessationism
The issue of whether revelation from God and the supernatural gifts of the Spirit have ceased is an issue of intense debate in the Christian world today. Perhaps the beginnings of the modern discussion...
View ArticleKingdoms in Conflict: Examining the Use of “Kingdom of Heaven” in Matthew
Matthew is the only New Testament author to use the phrase “Kingdom of Heaven.” While the other gospels frequently reference the Kingdom of God, Kingdom of Heaven is uniquely Matthean. His extensive...
View ArticleDispensationalism: A Basis for Ecclesiastical Separation
One of the traditions subject to loss is ecclesiastical separation. Violations of this doctrine come from two directions. One is the isolationist position or the strong denominational position.
View ArticleAn Exposition of Jacob’s Experience at Jabbok: Genesis 32:22–32
Is it possible for man to obtain God’s blessing through strictly human efforts? Does there come a time in each believer’s life when he is forced to lean completely on God and cling to him in...
View ArticleBook Reviews
Two books are reviewed in this edition: John Dyer, From the Garden to the City: The Redeeming and Corrupting Power of Technology and David P. Murray, Jesus On Every Page.
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