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David Instone-Brewer

Biography

David Instone-Brewer wrote Divorce and Remarriage in the Bible.

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God the Leader

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Using a mixture of Bible exposition and insightful accounts of human leadership, Kathleen Rochester pinpoints what to emulate and what to avoid. The Bible interpretation is presented in easy, lively language, though with a depth nuanced by years of academic study. The anecdotes are apt and without extraneous details. A useful mix that prompts many fruitful reflections on leadership.”

Grounds for Marriage, Book and Study Guide

Marriage, Family & Relationships

“A heartfelt and practical plea to re-affirm a true marriage covenant, based on good Biblical foundations.”

Paul's Letter to the Romans

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“A wonderfully erudite and deceptively easy commentary that dodges none of the problems and deals with all the important issues.”

Self-Denial

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“A timely reminder to a generation brought up on sermons about self-fulfillment and claiming goodness from God as a right. This survey of the rich theme of self-denial reminds us that early Christians approached life and God differently—they had little, and they were willing to offer up what they had in service to God. Stuart Rochester spends his life teaching the New Testament in some of the most deprived areas of the world, which no doubt opened his eyes to the amnesia we have in the West about this teaching.”

The Melchizedek Thread

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

Foreword

(wrote the foreword)

Women in the World of the Earliest Christians

History & Biography

“Cohick combines insights from ancient Roman and Jewish texts with current scholarship on the lifestyles and limitations of being female in the first Christian century. The New Testament is not her primary focus, but it is frequently discussed, providing many fascinating parallels, which sometimes confirm and sometimes question traditional interpretations. The book includes many provocative new ideas, which will become the focus of much new work.”

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