Trinity Journal
Current Fall 2009 Issue
In the fall 2009 issue, scholars commemorate
the legacy of Dr. Paul G. Hiebert. Also, the debate on subordination in the Trinity continues with contributions from Kevin Giles, on the one hand and Michael Bird and Robert Shillaker, on the other.
Previously Featured Articles
For a recent Trinity Journal offering of note, see An Honor/Shame Argument for Two Temple Clearings, by E. Randolph Richards, Dean of School of Ministry, Palm Beach Atlantic University.
Welcome
This is the web site of the Trinity Journal, a theological journal published twice each year by the faculty of Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Since 1980, Trinity Journal has served scholarship and the church worldwide by making available to libraries, pastors, scholars, missionaries, and interested Christian lay people timely essays and reviews. Articles deal with classic biblical, historical, and theological issues, many of pastoral importance and most of timeless significance to Christians. Authors are abreast of recent research, yet write not just to fellow scholars but to informed Christians who want to keep their theological basis for ministry fresh and growing.
Journal Profile
Trinity Journal is published by the faculty of Trinity Evangelical Divinity School and operates within the confessional stance of the divinity school. Views of the contributors are their own and not necessarily endorsed by the Editorial Board or the faculty of the divinity school. Unsolicited articles are accepted for consideration for publication. Style should follow the guidelines given in "Instructions for Contributors" in Journal of Biblical Literature. Additional information for contributors should be consulted on this site.
Indexing / Abstracting
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Editorial Board
Business Manager: Wilma Sweeney
General Editor: Dr. Robert W. Yarbrough
Book Review Editor: Dr. Eckhard J. Schnabel
Associate Editor: Jenny Moo
Editorial Board Members: Craig Long, Ingrid Faro,
Hans Madueme, Andy Naselli, Carl Park, & Mark Rogers
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