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Myrto Theocharous

Biography

Myrto Theocharous has served as professor of Hebrew and Old Testament at Greek Bible College.

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Discovering Biblical Equality

Theology

“This is a wonderfully thoughtful study that combines a multitude of voices on a topic that continues to trouble churches worldwide. It demonstrates uncompromising respect for the holy Scriptures and a determination to reconcile the genders and celebrate the fullness of their humanity.”

Down the Valley

Fiction

“If you ever wondered what it would be like to meet St. James and St. Paul, the prophet Isaiah, and martyrs and ascetics from the first centuries of the Christian era, this vibrant and captivating story will accomplish that for you. The author introduces her readers to these giants of the faith, connecting them through time and space, and helping us experience the basic Christian conviction that we are, in fact, in present communion with them. It will be enjoyed by young ones and adults alike.”

Invitation to the Septuagint

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“It is up-to-date with the most significant contributions in the field, offering the reader a good presentation and a fair analysis of the most crucial sources in Septuagint research. I think the authors have succeeded in doing justice to one of the most complex subjects in biblical studies.”

James, Volume 16

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“For anyone who wants to dive deep into the epistle of James and get straight to the heart of this book’s concerns, Blomberg and Johnson have given us a treasure trove of current and diverse scholarship, sharing their deep reflection on what is anything but ‘an epistle of straw’!”

The Book of the Twelve

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“This is an inspiring book on the Twelve because it fills a gap in the study of these prophets and encourages us to look out for common recurring themes in our reading. The authors not only offer us a fresh way of reading the Twelve as a unity but pull together a variety of topics that run through this prophetic collection, bringing to the surface the valuable diversity of theological voices on each topic.”

The Characterization of an Empire

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“An incisive study of the footprint Assyria left on the literary minds of ancient Israel. Hom shows how the understanding of this foe is anything but static or one-sided. Occasionally the empire is YHWH’s hand personified in judgement and other times it is God’s hubristic enemy. Above all, Hom demonstrates the primary interest of the biblical authors’ internal political self-critique while at the same time maintaining the culpability of the external oppressive political forces.”

The Great Story and the Great Commission

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

“Wright takes us deep into the movement of God in history, the divine drama acted out on behalf of the cosmos, and invites us to breathe it in. Inhabiting God’s story does not mean finding our chronological place in it; rather, it means being able to experience any act of this grand plot, from creation to new creation, at any given moment of our lives. What kind of person participates in and is formed by this narrative? is the question that Wright provokes with this foundational book.”

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Cover of Deuteronomy

Deuteronomy

Co-author

Biblical Studies & Commentaries

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