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Scripture And Hermeneutics Seminar 25th Anniversary (Anniversary)
$29.99Add to cartA celebration of 25 years of the Scripture and Hermeneutics Seminar that features contributions from a diverse lineup of today’s most respected scholars.
For twenty-five years, the Scripture and Hermeneutics Seminar has produced a steady stream of influential, global, diverse, ecumenical and world-class research and publications that have impacted a generation of scholars now in mid-career, teaching or ministering at various universities, seminaries, divinity schools, or churches around the globe. The volumes of the seminar have resourced countless classrooms and have been cited thousands of times in scholarly research and in the pulpits and Bible studies worldwide.
In celebration of the 25th year of the seminar (1997-2022), this compendium reflects on its work and impact. It offers new essays that chart the value of the seminar for biblical interpretation and the needs of biblical interpretation in the future, and includes stories from the formative SAHS community. This volume distills the work of the seminar for a new generation of students, opening to them a gateway to the community and to the resources developed over the past two decades.
Tightly organized, carefully arranged and cross-referenced, this volume:
*Highlights the work of a significant movement in biblical interpretation in the academy
*Charts a path of biblical interpretation from the past to the future
*Helps readers understand the philosophical and theological commitments that undergird biblical interpretation
*Helps readers construct a theological hermeneutics that yields a deeper, richer reading of Scripture
*Introduces readers to stories of the seminar from scholars and ministers impacted by it
This celebratory volume not only gives a unique perspective on the architecture of biblical interpretation in the first quarter of the twenty-first century, but it is offered in hope of preparing fertile soil for the next generation of women and men to cultivate biblical interpretation for years to come.
The volume features essays by Craig Bartholomew, David Beldman, Amber L. Bowen, Susan Bubbers, Jean-Louis Chretien, Havilah Dharamraj, Bo Lim, Murray Rae, J. Aaron Simmons, Anthony Thiselton, and John Wyatt.
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Scripture And Hermeneutics Seminar 25th Anniversary (Anniversary)
$34.99Add to cartA celebration of 25 years of the Scripture and Hermeneutics Seminar that features contributions from a diverse lineup of today’s most respected scholars.
For twenty-five years, the Scripture and Hermeneutics Seminar has produced a steady stream of influential, global, diverse, ecumenical and world-class research and publications that have impacted a generation of scholars now in mid-career, teaching or ministering at various universities, seminaries, divinity schools, or churches around the globe. The volumes of the seminar have resourced countless classrooms and have been cited thousands of times in scholarly research and in the pulpits and Bible studies worldwide.
In celebration of the 25th year of the seminar (1997-2022), this compendium reflects on its work and impact. It offers new essays that chart the value of the seminar for biblical interpretation and the needs of biblical interpretation in the future, and includes stories from the formative SAHS community. This volume distills the work of the seminar for a new generation of students, opening to them a gateway to the community and to the resources developed over the past two decades.
Tightly organized, carefully arranged and cross-referenced, this volume:
*Highlights the work of a significant movement in biblical interpretation in the academy
*Charts a path of biblical interpretation from the past to the future
*Helps readers understand the philosophical and theological commitments that undergird biblical interpretation
*Helps readers construct a theological hermeneutics that yields a deeper, richer reading of Scripture
*Introduces readers to stories of the seminar from scholars and ministers impacted by it
This celebratory volume not only gives a unique perspective on the architecture of biblical interpretation in the first quarter of the twenty-first century, but it is offered in hope of preparing fertile soil for the next generation of women and men to cultivate biblical interpretation for years to come.
The volume features essays by Craig Bartholomew, David Beldman, Amber L. Bowen, Susan Bubbers, Jean-Louis Chretien, Havilah Dharamraj, Bo Lim, Murray Rae, J. Aaron Simmons, Anthony Thiselton, and John Wyatt.
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Living In Gods True Story
$14.99Add to cartWe all need a reminder of the true story at the heart of the gospel.
In the face of false teachers and skeptics, Peter wrote his second epistle to remind his readers of God’s true story. They needed to be reoriented to the truth of their identity and status in Christ. Christians continue to experience similar challenges to our spiritual foundations today.
In Living in God’s True Story: 2 Peter, Donald L. Morcom shows that remembering the truth is the core theme of Peter’s second letter. In the midst of false alternatives, he encourages believers to live faithful lives that demonstrate love and wisdom. Though it may be short, 2 Peter is an impactful letter that explains how we can order our lives in accordance with God’s true story.
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Walking In Gods Wisdom
$14.99Add to cartGet wisdom, get insight (Prov 4:5)
The book of Proverbs is an invitation to get wisdom. But wisdom isn’t so easily defined or found. Without discernment, we can be swayed by teachers or sayings that sound wise, but true biblical wisdom is rooted in the fear of the Lord.
In Walking with God’s Wisdom, Benjamin T. Quinn calls us to hear and obey God’s wisdom found in Proverbs. These ancient words reveal a way of life exemplified in Jesus Christ. Quinn shows how even the most ordinary aspects of life are packed with importance for wise living before God.
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Deserting The King
$12.99Add to cartThe book of Judges can pose many puzzles for readers today: who were the “judges”? Why was this book written, and how does it fit into the biblical narrative? And how can the story it tells–one of bloodshed, intrigue, and rejection of Yahweh’s authority–change our understanding of God today? Deserting the Crown guides readers through the difficulties that the book of Judges can pose for readers as it traces both the evil and redemption present in Israel’s approach to kingship–and, by extension, God. And while examining the book’s structure and key themes, author David Beldman draws in stories from his life and the world today, showing how this Old Testament book, in its darkness and heroism, gives us a lens to see God’s at work throughout history.