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Interview with G.K. Beale

April 6, 2012April 5, 2012 / Luke Wisley / Leave a comment

Over at 9Marks, Mark Dever interviews G.K. Beale on Biblical Theology, books, and his own writing.

(HT Justin Taylor)

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