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"BR" Journal

Hi, guys,
A little practical question, since I’m new in this field: there’s a quotation that I stumble upon in my research for a paper, that is ‘Horace D. Hummel, “The Old Testament Basis of Typological Interpretation,” BR 9 (1964): 41’
I’m trying to figure out to which journal the ‘BR’ refers to, and how would I find them online. Those that I tried don’t seem to be the thing I’m looking for (e.g. biblicalresearchjournal.org and some others that come up on a search for ‘biblical research journal’).
Please help me find the journal or just a hint on how could I buy/find this article.
Thanks.

LE: with the help of people on this sub I was able to identify the journal as **'Bib

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Orthodox Resources on Typology?

Hi, guys,
I’m looking for some Orthodox resources (books) on typology. There are lots of resources on this topic in the Protestant space (or from the, let's call it, non-confessional academic area), but I have a difficult time finding Orthodox ones. Also, not looking for Patristic resources, but for modern era theologians, even into 20th century; not necessarily entire books on the topic, but chapters, or I don't know, any serious fragment of analysis.

(And yes, I went to r/OrthodoxChristianity/ too, asking this.)

Thanks.

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Orthodox Resources on Typology?

Hi, guys,
I’m looking for some Orthodox books on typology. There are lots of resources on this topic in the Protestant space (or from the, let's call it, non-confessional academic area), but I have a difficult time finding Orthodox ones. Also, not looking for Patristic resources, but for modern era theologians, even into 20th century; not necessarily entire books on the topic, but chapters, or I don't know, any serious fragment of analysis.

Thanks.

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Book Recommendation: Gaspard, Melchior & Balthazar, by Michel Tournier

Another recommendation, a book this time.

Well, the American version seems to be The Four Wise Men, while the original title is Gaspard, Melchior & Balthazar.

Here's a wonderful Christian novel. Otherwise a sparkling idea, a beautiful story, one that should appeal to any literature lover. A Christian novel, but not your usual pastor-through-faith-crisis one. Instead we have Tournier, one of my favorite novelists, tryi

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Film Recommendation: Ostrov (2006)

Ostrov (2006)

I've been meaning to recommend you this movie for a while now, but kept forgetting. And then, what do you know, there's a post about Christian movies. Even more, some people seem to have seen and liked it.

So all I do now is to warmly recommend it to all of you, my dears.

It is a must, IMO, for any Orthodox (please, please, please get your hands on it and watch it). American Orthodox may need it to get acquainted with the concrete way things go on here in

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