Gregory Edward Reynolds
Biography
Gregory Edward Reynolds wrote The Word is Worth a Thousand Pictures.
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A Complete Handbook of Literary Forms in the Bible
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“This uniquely useful and accessible handbook will be a favorite among the tools used by serious students of the Bible. In recent decades, attention to the literary structures of the Bible’s various genres has become prominent. With all of the distractions of the modern world, study tools like this will help Christians to be imbued with the mind of Christ through his Word. I highly recommend this superb contribution to biblical studies.”
Arts & Literature
“Susan Erikson’s well-crafted free verse beautifully covers the thematic terrain of the entire book of Ecclesiastes. The oral and mnemonic power of poetry takes center stage in free verse because it resembles ordinary speech, but artfully condenses language and seasons it with internal cadence and rhyme. This fine poetry should be a significant aid to Bible study.”
Ethics, Culture & Social Issues
“Reminiscent of Jacques Ellul's Humiliation of the Word, Hunt provides an excellent exploration of the dangers of image media displacing word media. He offers extensive contemporary application, in terms of postmodern sensibilities, to Ellul's assertion in Propaganda that 'people manipulated by propaganda become increasingly impervious to spiritual realities.' He puts a sharp point on this in his penultimate chapter, 'Formula for a Fuhrer,' revealing his media ecology credentials, by demonstrating that communication media are never neutral.”
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