David Carr

Be You. Do Good.

Christian Living

“I remember so well the first time I met Jonathan and began learning about the incredible work and mission of Land of a Thousand Hills Coffee. I had never really heard of a direct trade business model, where each person in the supply chain, from the farmers to the salespeople, were considered equally integral and valuable to the company. It gave me hope that doing good business and treating everyone involved with respect and dignity do not have to be mutually exclusive. Rwanda has been through so much, and to see Jonathan engage the work of redemption in such a place gives me hope that we all can take part in the process, even just by sipping coffee! Read this book and you too will find out how you can do good!”

From Budapest to Paris (1936–1957)

History & Biography

“This fascinating memoir tells of the early years and personal struggles of an important French-Hungarian philosopher. A Jewish child, growing up in Budapest during World War II, becomes a student activist at the time of the Hungarian revolution of 1956. A religious conversion plays a central role. This moving story is told with wit and humor.”

From Joshua to Caiaphas

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“An extremely significant comprehensive study of the high priesthood of the Second Temple. It is becoming increasingly clear how all-important the priesthood was in early Judaism. This study is now the indispensable starting point for sorting through the texts and research on this topic.”

Living Well

Bible Studies & Devotionals

“The book is a unique resource: a truly readable introduction to the Bible by a non-academic for non-academics that draws on up-to-date, high-quality scholarship.”

The Expansion of Metaphysics

Philosophy

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

The Old Testament

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This book offers a much needed synthesis of historical scholarship on the Hebrew Bible by one of Europe's leading Old Testament scholars. Schmid possesses remarkable knowledge of both European and North American biblical scholarship, and he guides the reader through each period of literary history with balance and an eye for the whole.”