Dr. Bruce K. Waltke

Dr. Bruce K. Waltke Dr. Bruce Waltke is Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Old Testament at Knox Theological Seminary and formerly taught at Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando, FL.

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The Historical Approach to the Psalms - II

By: Dr. Bruce K. Waltke

Psalms

From the series: Psalms

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Topics: Poetry and Wisdom

The Historical Approach to the Psalms - I

By: Dr. Bruce K. Waltke

Psalms

From the series: Psalms

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Enthronement Psalms: the Lord as King

By: Dr. Bruce K. Waltke

Psalms

From the series: Psalms

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The Literary Background of the Psalms

By: Dr. Bruce K. Waltke

Psalms

From the series: Psalms

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Combination Psalm of Acknowledgment

By: Dr. Bruce K. Waltke

Psalms

From the series: Psalms

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The Individual Lament Form of Psalm

By: Dr. Bruce K. Waltke

Psalms

From the series: Psalms

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The Cultic Background of the Psalms

By: Dr. Bruce K. Waltke

Psalms

From the series: Psalms

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The Declarative Praise Psalm

By: Dr. Bruce K. Waltke

Psalms

From the series: Psalms

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Penitential Psalm of Lament

By: Dr. Bruce K. Waltke

Psalms

From the series: Psalms

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Topics: Poetry and Wisdom

Lessons on Proverbs 7

By: Dr. Bruce K. Waltke

Proverbs

From the series: Proverbs

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Topics: Poetry and Wisdom

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