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The digital edition of The Pneuma Review, Summer 2012 (15:3), taken from the original print edition.
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The PneumaReview.com editors are Raul Mock, Mike Dies, Joe Joslin, and Jim Dettmann with significant input from other writers including John Lathrop, Amos Yong, Tony Richie, and Kevin Williams.
Does Messiah pay taxes? Journey through the Gospel to the Hebrews with Kevin Williams and find out. Â The Olivet Discourse can be compared to a fine painting by one of the masters. That might sound odd, but everyone can look at the same piece of artwork from very different perspectives with opinions that range…
Dave Johnson, Led By The Spirit: The History of the American Assemblies of God Missionaries in the Philippines (Pasig City, Philippines: ICI Ministries, 2009), 676 pages, ISBN 9789715033145. Over twenty years ago Gary B. McGee wrote a comprehensive survey of Assemblies of God (AG) missions, “This Gospel Shall Be Preached.” In it he called for…
British Pentecostal Keith Warrington takes us on “The Quest for A Pentecostal Theology†in a chapter from his 2008 book, Pentecostal Theology. Some reviews to look for in the Winter 2013 issue: Malcolm Brubaker reviews Evangelical and Frontier Mission Perspectives on the Global Progress of the Gospel (Wipf and Stock, 2011), edited by Beth…
This chapter is from John P. Lathrop’s book Answer the Prayer of Jesus: A Call for Biblical Unity. The Prayer of Jesus In John 17 we find the longest recorded prayer of Jesus; the apostle John, under the guidance of the Holy Spirit, included it in his gospel. In fact, it is preserved for us…
The digital edition of The Pneuma Review, Winter 1999Â (2:1), taken from the original print edition. Find these articles individually in an easy-to-read format on the archive page: Winter 1999/ Pneuma Review Editor The PneumaReview.com editors are Raul Mock, Mike Dies, Joe Joslin, and Jim Dettmann with significant input from other writers including John Lathrop, Amos…
Matthew 1:18-2:12 “Now the birth of Jesus Christ was as follows …†(Matt. 1:18). We could likely spend a lot of time debating the season of the Messiah’s birth, but we are not going to. We will not even try. Christian tradition holds to the 25th of December, a date that parallels the celebration of…
