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Part of the "Black New Testament Commentary" series, this title presents a commentary on the "Book of Revelation." It contains an introduction, an exploration of revelation as a visionary text, and pays more attention to the overall structure of the work.

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Offers information for those who want to understand how the Bible came together, the history of the various texts behind it, the versions in which it has appeared, the process of editing and compilation, and the different methods of interpretation that have developed over the centuries.

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Offers information for those who want to understand how the Bible came together, the history of the various texts behind it, the versions in which it has appeared, the process of editing and compilation, and the different methods of interpretation that have developed over the centuries.

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Compiled by two Jesuit theologians, this dictionary defines more than 1200 theological terms with entries ranging in size from single sentences to 500-word essays.

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A survey that is an introduction to the thinkers and writers who have shaped Christian history and Western Culture, and to their works and movements. From the first century to the 20th, from Palestine via Europe to Asia and Africa, this book covers over 125 people, documents and councils. Each thinker is introduced with a summary.

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This book is a completely revised and reset edition of the best-selling A Concordance to the Greek Testament edited by W. F. Moulton and A. S. Geden. Originally published in 1897, it has remained in print ever since. It is beyond any doubt the most useful

(Hardback, 6th edition)

This sixth edition retains all features of earlier ones, but is primarily based on the Greek text in the Greek New Testament (fourth edition). The supplement incorporating prepositions has been included in the main text. Special Greek fonts have been created to enable greater clarity in printing.

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When pain is real, why is God silent This brand new collection is the best of acclaimed author Frederick Buechners essays on pain, loss, and the healing power of memories, including one chapter never before published, that explore Gods tender grace and how to be stewards of the pain in our lives.

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Within a book widely touted as the path to peace, violence has incongruously been central to the Bible and how it is used. This book examines the manifestations of violence in Scripture, and the ways that Scripture itself - whether violent in content or not - can be used to justify violence and aggression in specific social circumstances today.

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Within a book widely touted as the path to peace, violence has incongruously been central to the Bible and how it is used. This collection book examines the manifestations of violence in Scripture, and the ways that

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The Bible is the most influential book in history, yet remains unexplored by many. In A Doubters Guide to the Bible, John Dickson gives those observing Christianity from the outside a sense of the whole biblical narrative and the lifestyle it inspires.

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In A Doubters Guide to the Ten Commandments, bestselling author John Dickson explores how these ten ancient instructions have changed our world and how they show us what the Good Life looks like. Whether or not one quite believes in the Bible, these ten ancient instructions open up a window to the Western world and on our own soul.

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Now in softcover, here author and professor Scot McKnight presents a case that everything we learn about the Christian life we learn from our church. But, whats the church supposed to be The church is Gods social experiment of bringing different people to share life as a new kind of family to show love, justice, and life together.

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Provides feminist perspectives on the book of Judges by leading scholars in Hebrew Bible and feminist hermeneutics.

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This third volume in the "feminist companions" series deals with Lukan themes in feminist perspectives. The 14 essays cover a range of issues, including imperial masculinity, Mary and asceticism, Martha in the kitchen and reading Luke 15 with Arab-Christian women.

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The twelve essays in this volume explore, through various approaches, not only the biblical portraits of Mary but also both "the quest for the historical Mary" and the understandings of those portraits through the centuries.

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The twelve essays in this volume explore, through various approaches, not only the biblical portraits of Mary but also both "the quest for the historical Mary" and the understandings of those portraits through the centuries.

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Examines Patristic texts and early Christian documents from a feminist perspective, including "Clement of Rome", "Clement of Alexandria", the "Christian Martyr" and the "Gospel of Thomas". This volume is suitable for libraries; academics; postgraduates and upper level undergraduates.