The Advanced Bible Interpreter's Toolset - 7 Recommendations from a Bible Professor

3 Disclaimers:
*This list is for interpreting the English text, so nothing for biblical languages or systematics (etc.) is on it
**Not everyone will agree with everything written in these recommendations, and that's ok. Advanced interpreters learn from perspectives they don't hold.
***Most of the items on this list can be accessed for free through local library loan systems. No purchases necessary to benefit from the list

In this video I highlight seven types of resources all growing interpreters will want to access and benefit from, and give specific recommendations in each category.

[ADBreck]

Love your recs! Just finished my M.A. in Exposition and have a lot of these. I love these resources so much. I have most of it in Logos. One aspect you haven't mentioned is books on the New Testament use of the Old Testament. Those are extremely helpful as well.

[joedariano]

Subscribed. I thought I my "books to buy" list was getting a little short, so thanks for that. I need more bookshelves.

[drurod]

Hello! Great video! Just subscribed & can't wait for more videos from you! Thank you!

[MorningStarQuest]

Just looking at your channel really looks good.

[globescape]

the background music is unnecessary and distracting.

[globescape]

I think Tremper Longman is politically liberal. Since politics is downstream from theology, I would be skeptical of his theological beliefs.

[menemenetekelupharsin]

Please turn off the background music. It's as loud as your voice. I don't understand the purpose of having background music on full blast. Why? You play music in the background also when you teach in the classroom?