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Fr. Charles Samson

Biography

Charles Samson has served as Assistant Professor of Biblical Theology at Kenrick-Glennon Seminary.

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Ignatius Catholic Study Bible

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Simply the best available comprehensive Catholic Study Bible. Its introductions and expositions set a commanding tone for Catholic Scripture scholarship: clear and compelling, historically illuminating, tradition-honoring, and theologically robust. The running commentary is insightful and incisive, easily the most readily translatable into the Scripture-informed prayer and charity for which Vatican II and contemporary popes call. This Bible is my go-to text for teaching laity and clergy alike, and my first point of reference in preparing homilies. Be sure not to miss the invaluable indices, especially of doctrine and of liturgical use, which clinch this volume’s holistic, truly Catholic reading of the Sacred Page!”

Kingdom Come

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Scott Hahn asserts that Chronicles furnishes a robust recapitulation of Israel's covenantal past, even as it opens to its covenantal fulfillment in Jesus and the gospel. So, too, does this book serve as a fitting recapitulation of Dr. Hahn's entire scholarly career as a believer. His personal convictions and scriptural insights leap off the eminently readable pages of this articulate testament to a deep love of God's Word. Would that we all shared Hahn's awe over the coherence of divine revelation, especially in its written expression of what Dr. Hahn calls the unity of salvation history! This book is perhaps his best yet invitation thereto. Want to know the biblical big picture and the detailed typological signposts, from Adam to Abraham to David and beyond, of the tale of our salvation? Follow Dr. Hahn's reading of Chronicles and see the sense that its biblical theology makes of God's long-pursuit of union with us, His people of faith in Jesus.”

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