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Hi, I'm AJ Vanderhorst. Born in Lawrence, Kansas, home of the mighty Jayhawks, I currently live near downtown Kansas City. I'm married to the beautiful Lindsay, and have two rambunctious kids, Aidan and Asher. At the moment, my goal is to freelance write & get an urban church plant off the ground. It would also be cool to keep my hoops game alive and see a downtown Renaissance in KC.

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This blog is where I think out loud about knowing Jesus, living out my theology, and making risky plans, so it has a personal, sometimes confessional flavor. We want to see a new, Jesus-exalting, culturally-focused work of God started in the urban arts district of KC. Feel free to contact me if something here sparks your interest.

Dictionary of the Old Testament: Wisdom, Poetry & Writings

I just received the latest installment in the “black cover” IVP Bible dictionary series, which is nothing short of amazing. (If I was a certified theologian I would say, “magisterial.”) This volume, which is the third in the Old Testament series, is edited by Tremper Longman III and Peter Enns. It covers Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Song of Songs, Lamentations, Ruth and Esther.

I’ve already cracked the book for some random browsing…at 967 pages, I may not read it cover to cover immediately, but it will be on active duty for years and years. The New Testament dictionaries were eventually condensed into one volume, which I love. No word on whether there’s a similar plan for the OT volumes.

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2 Responses to “Dictionary of the Old Testament: Wisdom, Poetry & Writings”

  1. andy Says:

    you might be interested in an interview on this book here http://www.midbible.ac.uk/content/view/140/

  2. AJ Says:

    Thanks for the link, Andy. It amazes me how much time and deliberation goes into these volumes. So the black cover dictionaries have been in the works since the ’90s…and they should be good until roughly 2033. Nice.

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