Brittany Kim
Biography
Brittany Kim co-wrote Understanding Old Testament Theology with Charlie Trimm and wrote the afterword to What Can You Do with Your Bible Training?
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Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“I’m always pointing my students to Walton and Hill’s A Survey of the Old Testament. But I also find myself going back to this book again and again because it keeps yielding fresh insight on key topics in every Old Testament book. If you want to engage seriously and faithfully with God’s Word, this comprehensive text will serve you and your students brilliantly. Dan Y-W. Wu, lecturer in Old Testament, Moore Theological College Combining attention to historical backgrounds, literary features, and theological themes with a nuanced treatment of critical issues and hundreds of images that bring the world of the Old Testament to life, Survey of the Old Testament has been my go-to textbook for introductory classes. The fourth edition points readers to a wealth of recent resources for further learning and offers updated discussions of key issues, which will make it a preferred text for the next generation of students.”
A Survey of the Old Testament Workbook
Discipleship & Christian Education
“I’m always pointing my students to Walton and Hill’s A Survey of the Old Testament. But I also find myself going back to this book again and again because it keeps yielding fresh insight on key topics in every Old Testament book. If you want to engage seriously and faithfully with God’s Word, this comprehensive text will serve you and your students brilliantly. Dan Y-W. Wu, lecturer in Old Testament, Moore Theological College Combining attention to historical backgrounds, literary features, and theological themes with a nuanced treatment of critical issues and hundreds of images that bring the world of the Old Testament to life, Survey of the Old Testament has been my go-to textbook for introductory classes. The fourth edition points readers to a wealth of recent resources for further learning and offers updated discussions of key issues, which will make it a preferred text for the next generation of students.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“I laughed, cried, and worshiped my way through The Emotions of God. With a deft sense of humor and touching personal stories, David Lamb invites us to engage deeply with the biblical portrait of God as an emotional being. For those who struggle with the idea that God could experience hatred, wrath, and jealousy, this book will reveal how even those more negative emotions express the depth of God's love. And it will draw readers to worship God holistically—with mind, heart, and soul—embracing the emotions that God has given us as people created in his image.”
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