Robert A. Kugler
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“This collection of essays matches its honoree perfectly: Patrick Hartin has a distinguished career serving the church with his wisdom for bringing its Scriptures to its people in an intelligible, critically examined manner; beginning with his own sensitive reading of Dei Verbum, the essays gathered here perform that same service beautifully for its readers. A fitting tribute to a wonderful pastor, priest, teacher, and scholar.”
The Dead Sea Scrolls and the New Testament
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“This collection of essays brings together in one place the work of our most incisive observer of the relationship between the Dead Seas Scrolls and early Christianity and the New Testament. George Brooke eschews the sensationalism otherwise so characteristic of much work on this topic for a more sober, nuanced perspective. The result is a body of work that must be taken into account in any further attempts to reflect on the links between the Qumran community and early Christians, between the Dead Sea Scrolls and the New Testament, between Jesus and the Teacher of Righteousness.”
History & Biography
“James Aageson's book introducing readers to the New Testament and early Christianity is the fruit of years of teaching students as they encounter this rich past with their modern interests. The result is an innovative approach that meets contemporary readers on their own terms to help them understand the past and its meaning for the present. Readers in college classrooms and parish bible studies will be equally enriched by their encounter with Aageson's inviting volume.”
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Religion in the Dead Sea Scrolls
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
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