The August 2022 issue of Tabletalk will feature articles that explain commonly overlooked biblical phrases. Often when believers read Scripture, they overlook particular biblical phrases and miss their importance. Some phrases are so specific to the original historical context of Scripture that we fail to understand them because our own cultural context is so different. Others are overlooked because we assume that the English meaning of a particular phrase is identical to the meaning of the same phrase in Scripture. Believers also overlook some biblical phrases because of our familiarity with them—we see them so often and have heard about them so regularly that we think we know what they mean when our actual knowledge of their meaning is incomplete. This issue of Tabletalk will look at many of the most commonly overlooked biblical phrases to help readers gain a fuller grasp of their meaning and significance.
Contributors include Clayton J. Williams, Quentin B. Falkena, Bryan D. Estelle, Michael P.V. Barrett, Aaron D. Messner, R. Andrew Compton, Rhett P. Dodson, William Boekestein, Stanley D. Gale, Matthew H. Patton, Thomas Keene, Dustin W. Benge, Christina R. Fox, Barry J. York, Timothy Z. Witmer, John P. Sartelle Sr., Gene Edward Veith, and Michael G. Brown.