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Leo G. Perdue

Biography

Leo G. Perdue has served as Professor of Hebrew Bible at Brite Divinity School in Texas. Perdue's books include Proverbs (2012), Wisdom & Creation (2009), and The Sword and the Stylus (2008).

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Leviticus

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Drawing on significant insights from contemporary studies of ritual and social anthropology, Gorman's important commentary breaks fresh ground in the understanding of ritual in Leviticus.. This bold and imaginative study will stimulate scholars, clergy, and students.”

Proverbs

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“What sets this commentary apart from the myriads of others is that Longman keeps his audience firmly in mind: Christian scholars, pastors, students, and teachers in church school classes. Due to his wealth of knowledge, years of experience teaching theological students, and clarity of expression, Longman possesses the ability to engage readers at each of these levels by clearly articulating his understandings of the text and by pointing to its theological influence on the church of the present. Those seeking a commentary on Proverbs that addresses the issues of faith and life both in ancient Israel and Judah and in the present will find this study a rewarding adventure.”

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Families in Ancient Israel

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In Search of Wisdom

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Proverbs

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

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Reconstructing Old Testament Theology

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The Sword and the Stylus

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Wisdom & Creation

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Wisdom Literature

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

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