Inspiration and Incarnation
Evangelicals and the Problem of the Old Testament

Just a fantastic resource on the inspiration of Scripture and a look at how the NT authors relate to the Hebrew Scriptures. I have the slightest issue with the nuanced presentation of chapter four, but I still loved the content throughout. Enns will pack a ton of content into a mere five chapters wit......more

To my great surprise, I found myself liking this book very much. Peter Enns was the erstwhile Professor of Old Testament at Westminster Seminary East before he was suspended for the views espoused in this book. He later left the seminary, though in good standing, and the controversy stirred up by th......more

Raised some good questions, and did a lousy job answering them.......more

This book intrigued me because I have long felt that conservative Christians (like me) have overemphasized the divine origin of Scripture over the human element. The true nature of inspiration will probably always be somewhat of a mystery to me, which is why the word “incarnation” resonates with me.......more

I appreciated this book, its tone and approach. It seemed the main point made was the one made by C.S Lewis in the chapter Scripture from his Reflection on the Psalms. The point being that if we are going to assume the bible is the word of God, and place our faith that somehow the O.T points to and......more