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W1J 73 (2011) ANNUAL INDEX I. CONTRIBUTORS ARNOLD, PATRICK. Review. 39: OF SARBEE, DAvip. Covenantal Spirituality: Bernardine Themeisn Calvin’ Covenantal Theology. 133-55 BEALE, G. K. Can the Bible Be Completely Inspired by God and Yet Still Contain Errors? A Response to Some Recent “Evangelical” Proposals. |-99 3EEKE, JONATHON Davip. Martin Luther’s Two Kingdoms, Law and ¢ yospel, and the Created Order: Was There a Time When the Two Kingdoms Were Not? 191-214. BREDENHOF, WES. Review. 388-90 Cassipy, JAMES J. Review. 381-84 Compton,R . Andrew. Review. 181-83 CUNNINGTON, RALPH. Calvin’s Doctrine of the Lord’s Supper: A Blot Upon His Laborsa s a Public Instructor? 215-36. Davirs, JOHN A. “Discerning Between Good and Evil”: Solomon as a New Adam in | Kings. 39-57 DEENICK, KARL. Priest and King or Priest-King in 1 Samuel 2:35. 325-39. DOLEZAL, JAMES E. Review. 384-87. DUNNE, JOHN ANTHONY. David's Tent as Templei n Amos 9:1 1-15: Understand- ing the Epilogueo f Amos and Considering Implicationfso r the Unity of the Book. 363-74. HELSETH, PAUL Kyjoss. Carl F. H. Henry, Old Princetona,nd the Right Use of Reason: Continuity or Discontinuity? 293-302. 398 WESTMINSTER THEOLOGICAL JOURNAL HWANG, JERRY. Yahweh’s Poetic Mishpat in Israel’s Kingship: A Reassessment of 1 Samuel 8-12. 341-61. McGraw, Ryan M. Review. 175-79. Moorg, PeTer. Plain Talk with a Gilt Edge: An Exploration of the Relation between “Plain” Biblical Exposition and Persuasion in Chrysostom and Calvin. 157-72. OLLERTON, A. J. Quasi Deificari: Deification in the Theology of John Calvin. 237-54. OLIPHINT, K. Scorr. Using Reason by Faith. 97-112. OrTLUND, DANE C. “Zeal Without Knowledge”: For What Did Paul Criticize His Fellow Jews in Romans 10:2-3? 23-37. Pak, G. Suyin. Calvin on the “Shared Design” of the Old and New Testament Authors: The Case of the Minor Prophets. 255-71. PEDERSON, RANDALLJ . Review. 390-93. STEWART, KENNETHJ . Review. 173-75. POYTHRESS, VERN S. Gender Neutral Issues in the New International Version of 2011. 79-96. ROGLAND, MAx. Review. 179-81. VAN DEN BRINK, GIJSBERT. A Most Elegant Book: The Natural World in Article 2 of the Belgic Confession. 273-91. VANDRUNEN, Davib. Israel’s Recapitulation of Adam’s Probation under the Law of Moses. 303-24. WILLIAMS, Travis B. Reconsidering the Imperatival Participle in | Peter. 59-78. YOUNG, ANDREWJ . Counter Currents to Chiliasm at the Westminster Assembly: Cornelius Burges and the Second Coming of Christ. 113-32. ANNUAL INDEX Il. BOOKS REVIEWED HANSON, COLLIN AND JOHN WoopsrRIDGE. A God-Sized Vision: Revival Stories That Stretch and Stir. 173-75. Harris, SAM. The Moral Landscape: How Science Can Determine Human Values. 393-96. Hitt, CHARLES E. Who Chose the Gospr 15 2 Probing the Great Gospel Conspiracy. 381-84. MATHER, CoTron. Biblia Americana, Volume 1: Genesis. 390-93. NIDITCH, SUSAN. Judges: A Commentary. 181-83. RADDE-GALLWITZ, ANDREW. Basilo f Caesarea, Gregory of Nyssa, and the Transformation of Divine Simplicity. 384-87. SHAW, MARK. Global Awakening: How 20th-Century Revivals Triggered a Christian Revolution. 173-75. VAN GENDEREN,J . AND W. H. VELEMA. Concise Reformed Dogmatics. 175-79. WAALER, Erik. The Shema and the First Commandment in First Corinthians: An Intertextual Approach to Paul’s Re-readingo fD euteronomy. 179-81. ZUIDEMA, JASON AND THEODORE VAN RAALTE. Early French Reform: The Theology and Spirituality of Guillaume Farel. 388-90. Il. ABSTRACTS OF RECENT WTS DOCTORAL DISSERTATIONS DOLEZAL, JAMES E. God Without Parts: Simplicity and the Metaphysics of Divine Absoluteness. 380. LEE, KANGTAEK PETER. Matthew’s Vision of the Old and New in Jesus: The Social World of the Matthean Community vis-a-vis Matthew’s Understanding of Torah. 376-77. LUTHER, BRIAN P. Creating a Creation: Ancient Interpretation of Korah’s Rebellion (Numbers 16-17). 375. 100 WESTMINSTER THEOLOGICAL JOURNAL Nutt, Rosert S. John Witherspoon’s Forgotten “Lectures on History and Chronology”: Recognizing the Important Role of History in the Develop- ment of His Thought and Theology for Navigating Eighteenth-Century Late Protestant Scholasticism, Revivalism, and Enlightenment. 379. WEIDENAAR, JAMES B. “Totum hominem non aliud...quam concupiscentiam’ : A Study of Calvin’s Doctrine of Concupiscence with Special Reference to Its Place in His Soteriology. 378.