Peter T. Vogt,
Biography
Peter T. Vogt has served as professor of Old Testament at Bethel Seminary.
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Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“In an engaging style, Hamilton provides an interpretation of the text that is hermeneutically and theologically sound as well as nuanced. Though he has interacted with the best scholarship on Exodus and the ancient Near East, his explanation of the meaning of the text is consistently accessible. This is a valuable resource for students and pastors or anyone who wants to better understand this important book from a well-grounded, evangelical perspective.”
History & Biography
“This book is a helpful and serious engagement with issues of suffering and grace. . . . While the autobiographical materials are engaging and interesting, this is much more than simply an autobiography of his experiences . . . [GraceQuest] . . . presents important theological issues in ways that are attractive, accessible, and understandable to lay readers . . . I am not aware of other books that so deftly meld the personal experiences and theological reflection.”
Secularism, the Church, and the Way Forward
Church Leadership & Ministry
“Richard Cox and Blake Barbera have produced a timely and helpful work dealing with an extremely important topic. Based on the wisdom of experience and a close mentoring relationship, they address the important topic of secularism in the church in a way that is accessible without being superficial. As an Old Testament scholar, I especially appreciate their consideration of the Old Testament in addressing issues related to the church, thus ensuring that the ‘whole counsel of God’ is brought to bear on the issue. I recommend this book for anyone who is concerned about the increasing secularism in the church.”
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