Richard l mayhue biography sample
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Journal: Masters Seminary Journal
Volume: TMSJ 18:1 (Spring 2007)
Article: Editorial
Author: Richard L. Mayhue
TMSJ 18:1 (Spring 2007) p. 1
Editorial
Richard L. Mayhue
Many do not really know the full heritage of our seminary, whose roots were planted a full decade before they became visible. I vividly remember reading this Christianity Today article (by David Singer [February 10, 1978]: 16-17) as a rookie professor at Grace Theological Seminary teaching New Testament and Greek. It captured my imagination and expressed my passion then as it has continued to do, even to this very hour. I pray that the following reprint of “Seminary Goes to Church” will resonate with you as it has with me.
More than 6,000 people attend Grace Community Church in Panorama [i.e., Sun Valley], California, and 90 to 100 people in this relatively young congregation are seminary students. Although the majority of these students are enrolled at nearby Talbot seminary, they get most of their seminary training without going to the campus.
Sam Ericsson, the church’s liaison pastor with Talbot, explained that because an increasing number of Grace students were going to Talbot, the two institutions last September established an extension campus at the church. “The Talbot campus was forty m
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Richard L . Mayhue
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Journal: Masters Seminary Journal
Volume: TMSJ 08:2 (Fall 1997)
Article: Editorial
Author: Richard L. Mayhue
MSJ 8:2 (Fall 97) p. 129
Editorial
Richard L. Mayhue
October 1997 marked a milestone in the writing ministry of our President, John MacArthur, with the release of The MacArthur Study Bible (Word). Designed as a “classic” study Bible, MSB has been widely received with tremendous enthusiasm. I have included Dr. MacArthur’s “Introduction to the Bible” as representative of the kind of help MSB will provide.
The Bible is a collection of 66 documents inspired by God. These documents are gathered into 2 testaments, the Old (39) and the New (27). Prophets, priests, kings, and leaders from the nation of Israel wrote the OT books in Hebrew (with two passages in Aramaic). The apostles and their associates wrote the NT books in Greek.
The OT record starts with the creation of the universe and closes about 400 years before the first coming of Jesus Christ.
The flow of history through the OT moves along the following lines:
- Creation of the universe
- Fall of man
- Judgment flood over the earth
- Abraham, Isaac, Jacob (Israel)—fathers of the chosen nation
- The history of Israel
— | Exile in Egypt | — | 430 years |
— | Exodus and wilderness wanderings |