In 'Christ the Center', Tomas Bokedal shows how the canon is shaped by numerical patterns of nomina sacra—scribal reverence for divine names. These patterns, which especially revolve around Christ, reveal the devotional and theological preoccupations of the earliest Christians. The rule of faith is not a later development; it is in the very text of Scripture. 'Christ the Center' shows the remarkable interplay between Scripture and theology in the early Christian period.

The T&T Clark Bibliology Collection brings together introductions and analyses of arguably the most foundational issue in biblical studies: the nature and origin of Scripture and canon. Several volumes come from the Guides for the Perplexed series which offers clear, concise, and accessible introductions to particularly challenging subjects, like oral tradition and the New Testament, and the origin of the Bible. These volumes concentrate on what makes the subject difficult to grasp and explain key themes and ideas, guiding the reader toward a thorough understanding of the demanding material. Other volumes integrate adjacent academic disciplines to the study of Scripture and canon by marshaling archaeological, socio-cultural, and theological considerations that shed light on this controversial and often-difficult subject.

This companion explores Søren Kierkegaard’s theological importance, offering a comprehensive reading of his work through a distinctly theological lens, including interpretative concerns, his approach to specific doctrines, and theological trajectories for thinking beyond his work.

This book offers a fresh, cross-disciplinary approach to the current discussion on the Christian canon formation process. By carefully integrating historical, hermeneutical, and theological aspects to account for the emergence of the canon, Bokedal seeks to offer a more comprehensive picture of the canon development than has previously been achieved. The formation and continuous usage of the Christian biblical canon is here viewed as an act of literary preservation and actualization of the church’s apostolic normative tradition. The study focuses on four aspects of canon: the linguistic and effective-historical, the textual and material, the performative, and the ideational. Attention is given to the scribal convention of using nomina sacra, the codex format, oral and written Gospel, early Christian liturgical praxis, and the Rule of Faith.

The Master Collection is the complete library to-date from Lexham Press, including 602 resources built from the ground up to take advantage of the power of Logos Bible Software. Lexham Press is devoted to advancing scholarship and equipping the church. Our goal is to help you interact with Scripture by engaging with incredible resources. Interconnected resources. Multimedia assets. Feature integration. All woven into biblically grounded content for your research, sermon prep, and personal devotions.

This collection contains the entire catalog of resources from Lexham Press released in 2023. From commentaries and theological studies to ministry resources and devotionals, this collection provides readers with content on a wide array of topics.

In this book and course bundle from Lexham Press and Logos Mobile Education, you will engage with a number of critical issues surrounding the Bible and the authority of Scripture. These eight books and six courses examine topics including the historical reliability of the original manuscripts, their transmission into modern translations, and specific controversial issues that arise in the text.

The Lexham Press Bible and Its Context Bundle includes 15 resources to help you engage with a number of critical issues surrounding the Bible and the authority of Scripture. This bundle includes discussions of the historical reliability of the original manuscripts, their transmission into modern translations, and specific controversial issues that arise in the text.