Gregory Stevenson
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Gregory Stevenson has served as professor of New Testament at Rochester University.
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Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Mel Storm, writing with clarity and precision, has produced a helpful introduction to the book of Acts. His many years of experience as both a biblical scholar and dedicated churchman have allowed him to craft a study of Acts that offers great benefit and insight to any student of the Bible.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“John Paul Heil has provided a valuable resource for the study of Revelation by addressing an often overlooked dimension of the book, Revelation, as worship text. By demonstrating how John's work counters the idolatrous worship of the Roman Empire over the true worship of God, Heil offers both a fascinating glimpse into the worship life of early Christianity and an important perspective on Revelation's rhetorical strategy.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Within Christianity, the concept of temple has been reduced to metaphorical representations of church or body as temple, obscuring the role temples played in ancient conceptualizations of the cosmos, the divine realm, and theology. Moore shifts the discussion back to these foundational concepts through an exploration of the heavenly temple in the Bible and early Christian thought. This book’s contribution is valuable both for its broad overview of this important topic and for its challenge to the tendency to strip temple language of its cosmological and eschatological significance.”
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