Rebind Scholar
Mark McEntire
PhD (The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary), Professor of Biblical Studies, Belmont University
Mark McEntire is Professor of Biblical Studies at Belmont University in Nashville, where he has taught since 2000. An Old Testament scholar, he writes on the prophetic literature and Old Testament theology, including A Chorus of Prophetic Voices and Not Scattered or Confused.
In their own words
“Nimrod was the first to be a warrior on the earth. He was a mighty warrior before YHWH, therefore people said, “Like Nimrod, a mighty warrior before YHWH.” Babel became his first kingdom, then Erekh and Akkad and Kalneh, in the land of Shinar. From that land h…”
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Works quoted on this site
Passages discussed
- The Book of Zechariah: An Introduction
- Ezekiel 18 — Commentary and Meaning
- Isaiah 39 — Commentary and Meaning
- Isaiah 41 — Commentary and Meaning
- Isaiah 50 — Commentary and Meaning
- Isaiah 56 — Commentary and Meaning
- Joshua 6 — Commentary and Meaning
- Zechariah 4 — Commentary and Meaning
- Nimrod
- What does Isaiah 41:13 mean?
- What does Jeremiah 29:13 mean?