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Jeffrey A. D. Weima

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Jeffrey A. D. Weima wrote Paul the Ancient Letter Writer and The Sermons to the Seven Churches of Revelation.

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1 and 2 Thessalonians

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Andrew Das has produced a commentary on 1 and 2 Thessalonians that is, on the one hand, carefully researched and reflects the best of both past and current scholarship, and yet, on the other hand, is concise and clear in its conclusions. Students of Scripture, preachers, and biblical scholars alike will benefit much from this excellent explanation of Paul’s two letters to the Christian community in Thessalonica.”

Christian Life in the Greco-Roman City

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Jason Borges has given us a well-researched, amply documented, and user-friendly book that helps the modern reader easily imagine what life was like for the earliest Christians living in the Greco-Roman world. Numerous New Testament texts become instantly more understandable in light of Borges's captivating introductions to such key first-century institutions as the city, agora (ancient town square), temple, baths, prison, theater, library, and necropolis (cemetery). A valuable resource for layperson and scholar alike!”

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1 and 2 Thessalonians, 1 and 2 Timothy, Titus

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Biblical Studies & Commentaries

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1-2 Thessalonians

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Hebrews to Revelation

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Matthew, Mark, Luke

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Paul the Ancient Letter Writer

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

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Romans to Philemon

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