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Brian Neil Peterson

Biography

Brian Neil Peterson has served as Associate Professor of Old Testament and Hebrew at Lee University in Cleveland, Tennessee, and previously held the rank of Assistant Professor there. Peterson's books include The Bible, Sexuality, and Culture (2021), Hearing the Voice of God (2018), and Genesis as Torah (2018).

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Hard Words for Desperate Times

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Insightful and pithy! Threading together the insights of speakers from diverse educational backgrounds, this work shakes the metaphorical dust off this sixth-century prophet and walks the reader through Ezekiel in a series of meditations to help us apply the words of this oft-misunderstood book to a modern setting. This book is a must read for those who want to gain an appreciation for Ezekiel’s message for a modern audience.”

The Fall Reconsidered

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Igal German's narratival study of the sin narratives of Genesis 3 and 4 paves the way for a greater appreciation of the literary and theological unity of the Primordial History. Igal's careful analysis of the Jewish and Christian histories of interpretation coupled with his insights into the rhetorical dynamics of the narratives of Adam-Eve and Cain-Abel coalesce into a work with which scholars must interact for years to come.”

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Cover of Ezekiel in Context

Ezekiel in Context

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

Cover of Genesis as Torah

Genesis as Torah

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

Cover of Hearing the Voice of God

Hearing the Voice of God

Christian Living

Cover of John's Use of Ezekiel

John's Use of Ezekiel

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

Cover of The Authors of the Deuteronomistic History

The Authors of the Deuteronomistic History

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

Cover of The Bible, Sexuality, and Culture

The Bible, Sexuality, and Culture

Ethics, Culture & Social Issues

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