This study is the outcome of a summit held at Cambridge University sponsored by The International Reference Library for Biblical Research (IRLBR). The fellowship allowed four scholars (Kathy Maxwell, AJ Culp, Jeff Brannon, and Bryan Babcock) the opportunity to pursue solutions to a current academic debate within evangelical biblical studies to the benefit of the Church. Continue reading “Who is “My Lord” in Psalm 110? by Bryan C. Babcock”
For many traders, success always remains just around the corner, just a step away. All too often traders allow one bad trade to ruin their day. Or perhaps one bad day ruins the week or even the month. These are symptoms of a trading strategy that, while it may appear to have what it takes for a successful strategy, is doomed to fail. Continue reading “The Profit’s In The Details by Bryan Babcock”
Historical tests reveal the tendency of the major stock indices to revert to the previous day’s closing price in the early minutes of the trading session. This strategy takes its cue from that bit of market behavior. Art Agnelli and I wrote this article for Active Trader magazine in May 2003. Continue reading “Morning Reversal Strategy, by Bryan Babcock”
Israelite festival calendar texts (Exod 23; 34; Lev 23; Num 28–29; Deut 16; and Ezek 45) share many features; however, there are also differences. Some of the most-often-cited differences are the following: festival dates, festival locations, date of the New Year, festival timing, and festival names. Continue reading “Sacred Ritual by Bryan Babcock”
James Spencer, Russell Meek and I set out to meet a current need in both undergraduate and graduate level courses. Too often courses/textbooks in Old Testament theology focus on the end-product of Old Testament theology. Readers see the results, but the writer’s thought process is not always made transparent. Continue reading “Trajectories: A Gospel-Centered Introduction to Old Testament Theology”
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Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton
Know what business you are in….
In 1987 the stock market crashed. As the market was falling, investors had little or no access to the plummeting prices and, as a result, lost billions of dollars. Because of this limited access, two years later the SEC directed that investors should be given more direct access to the market opening the door to a new industry. Over the next six years AllTech Financial and Block Trading opened offices in Montvale New Jersey and Houston Texas allowing investors direct access to the stock market and a new industry of day-trading was born. Continue reading “The Business You Are In May Not Be The Business You Think”
The Bible records several versions of the Israelite festival calendar, including accounts in Exod 23; 34; Lev 23; Num 28-9; Deut 16; and Ezek 45. The festivals, as depicted in the various texts, have many commonalities; however, there are also differences.
Continue reading “Sacred Time in West Semitic Festival Calendars and the Dating of Leviticus 23”
