While visiting the city of Jos last week, we stopped at several bookshops. While many of them were not well stocked, one of them was a decent bookstore. I picked up a few hermeneuticis textbooks. Let the reader understand, by Dan McCartney and Charles Clayton. Understanding and Applying the Scriptures, by Danny McCain and Craig Keener. Listening to the Text: Oral Patternings in Paul's Letters, by John D. Harvey. I also picked up a book I've seen around that looks interesting, A Call to Spiritual Reformation: Priorities from Paul and his Prayers, by D.A. Carson
The golden rays of the setting sun slicing through the horizon's clouds, fluorescing the grass with a golden hue. The blue waters; frigidly cold and mysteriously deep. Soaring down dirt roads in a convertible. Biking through meadows of flowers and sage. Lucid blue skies, lazy blue mountains, vivid green valleys. It's nice to be back in Idaho, especially in McCall. The heartland of Idaho has an almost magical existence. Like the legendary Forest of Arroy in the Arthurian legends: one who ventures there is sure to meet with adventures and wonderment.
