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Gregory K. Beale Resources

October 12th, 2007 by James Grant

Gregory K. Beale is the Kenneth T. Wessner Chair of Biblical Studies and Professor of New Testament at Wheaton College graduate school. He has been on the faculty since 2000. In the Fall of 2010, Dr. Beale will leave Wheaton Graduate School to become Professor of New Testament and Biblical Theology at Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia. You can watch a video interview with him about this decision. The WTS press release is here.

Beale’s work in the area of biblical theology is very helpful, especially in relation to the way in which in New Testament uses the Old Testament. I was first introduced to Beale through his book Right Doctrine from the Wrong Text? Essays on the Use of the Old Testament in the New. Eventually I listened to his New Testament Theology lectures from Gordon-Conwell [see one of the links below]. It was an eye-opening experience in terms of the eschatology of the New Testament. The best introductory article for Beale’s theological structure is “The Eschatological Conception of New Testament Theology,” in Eschatology in Bible & Theology: Evangelical Essays at the Dawn of a New Millennium [an abbreviated and revised version has been re-published in Biblical Theology: Retrospect and Prospect, edited by Scott J. Hafemann].

Publications & Bio

SemLink @ Gordon-Conwell

Theopedia: Gregory K. Beale

Audio Lectures and Sermons:

Audio Lectures at Third Millennium [I think this is the same as the seminar at Desert Springs Church listed above, but some audio is different.]

Audio Lecture at Westminster Theology Seminary [This lecture is on Inerrancy and the Apocalypse. Dr. Beale argues exegetically from the book of Revelation that inerrancy is central to the Apostle John’s own understanding of revelation.]

Reformed Forum Interview:

The Path – Frontpage Interviewsicon:

Online Articles:

An exchange between Greg Beale and Peter Enns [Justin Taylor outlined this exchange on his blog, and I have reproduced it here and updated it.]

Beale has now published his book length response to this situation: The Erosion of Inerrancy in Evangelicalism: Responding to New Challenges to Biblical Authority

Introduction” to the Commentary on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament, edited by Carson and Beale

Books and Other Resources:

Posted in G. K. Beale | 18 Comments »

18 Responses

  1. Bill Says:

    Awesome, thanks for the resources. His Revelation Commentary has been my goto resource for a while now.

  2. JHG Says:

    Thanks for the comment Bill. That Revelation commentary is the best.

  3. Matt Says:

    Thanks, James. Great compilation.

  4. JHG Says:

    Thanks Matt…Glad to do it.

  5. adam Says:

    check out

    http://www.lanesvillechurch.org/cgi-bin/getinvolved.pl?ministry=bealerevelationseries

  6. JHG Says:

    Thanks Adam, but that is already up there under Audio Sermons & Lectures.

  7. James Paul Says:

    Dr. Beale is an excellent speaker and teacher. I gain so much when I listen to anything in his audio library.
    His work on the book of Revelation is the ultimate. No one has come out with a more comprehensive yet understandable exegesis of this book.

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  11. Matthew Morizio Says:

    Just finishing up We Become What We Worship, by Beale. Another great work by Greg.

    Thanks for the resources here!

    Matthew

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    thank you so much. I am presently studying the book of revelation. it is changing my previous views that i held.

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