Theology That Bites Back
This offering is submitted an part of my efforts to find the ultimate niche product. And what better contender for that title than to render the Westminster Confession into blank verse? Now if nobody buys this thing, that would simply be an old-fashioned failure. But if one to three people buy it, then that would …
This small book is a poetic rendering of Isaiah 40-48. I hope you enjoy it. Below is how it starts — it has all kinds of stuff in it, chiasms and everything.
This is a version of the Song of Solomon, set in modern English verse.
This is a rendering of the book of Job, in blank verse.
A verse rendering of the book of Revelation. Almost as obscure as the original! Because of formatting issues, this one is only available in PDF. My deepest apologies. But wait . . . now we have added an audio version, read aloud by me, with a recording instrument nearby.
I suppose this makes me a published poet, but that’s not the sort of thing I put on the resumes that I send out to accounting firms.
