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CSB Diadem Reference Edition, Dark Brown
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CSB Diadem Reference Edition, Dark Brown Calfskin Leather, Red-Letter Text, CS545:XRE

The NKJV Study Bible for Kids&nbsp;equips children with tools needed to apply God’s Word and points them toward a lasting relationship with the Lord.The&nbsp;NKJV Study Bible for Kids&nbsp;helps children enjoy reading and understanding God’s Word. Over 850 study notes explain scripture in a simple way for a child to grasp in an engaging full-color design.&nbsp;These time-tested discipleship notes lay a solid foundation for lifelong spiritual growth that kids can begin to experience for themselves.<ul><li>Character profiles for children to learn from the lives of key people in the Bible</li><li>Notes explaining the context and background paving the way for your child to study the Bible</li><li>Important overarching themes are explained and how to apply them so that the Bible transforms the way your child lives</li><li>Each study feature is beautifully designed and written to be appealing for children</li></ul>&nbsp;Key Features Include:<ul><li>Epic Ideas –&nbsp;Key topics and important themes of the Christian life – from sin and death to salvation, forgiveness, God’s promises, relationships, wisdom, mercy, kindness, end times, and more</li><li>Action!&nbsp;– Practical ways to apply scriptural truths to everyday life through the issues and emotions encountered by biblical characters</li><li>Spotlight –&nbsp;Showing how God has worked among His people in Bible times and how He continues to work in our lives today</li><li>Starring Roles –&nbsp;Profiles of leading Bible characters – from the greatest to the least – and how God used each of them for his purposes</li><li>Behind the Scenes –&nbsp;Informative introductions to each book in the Bible, including highlights, key passages, author, dates, and more</li><li>In Focus –&nbsp;Definitions and pronunciations of key words</li><li>On Location Sections –&nbsp;Colorful maps displaying a visual representation of Israel and other biblical locations for better context</li></ul>

NKJV Study Bible for Kids, Purple Leathersoft: The Premier Study Bible for Kids

The book of Ecclesiastes is the Bible's problem child. Its probing doubts, dark ruminations, self- reflexive dialogues, and unflinching observations have puzzled and fascinated readers. This study offers a coherent portrait of the book and its author, the early Jewish sage known as Qoheleth, examining both through a philosophical lens.

Qoheleth and the Philosophy of Value

50 volumes. 4 million words. Global representation. &nbsp; Engage with the latest theological thinking in this new, readable exposition of the Bible in 50 volumes. Covering all books of the Bible and including the full the Anglicised New International Version (NIV) text, the&nbsp;Hodder Bible Commentary&nbsp;series makes connecting scripture and scholarship easier than ever. &nbsp; Explore how the Bible intersects with 21st century life with commentary that is doctrinally sensitive and globally aware, sourced from a team of contributors representing a variety of cultural and ecclesiastical contexts from around the world. Designed to be accessible to all adult readers and particularly for those who preach, teach, and lead Bible studies, each book is split into manageable sections suitable for talks or study groups. Read the Bible text and the commentary side by side to gain a deep knowledge of scripture and the variety of interpretations that can be made from it. &nbsp; Be refreshed with new understanding. Be encouraged to apply your conclusions to life today.

50 volumes. 4 million words. Global representation. &nbsp; Engage with the latest theological thinking in this new, readable exposition of the Bible in 50 volumes. Covering all books of the Bible and including the full the Anglicised New International Version (NIV) text, the&nbsp;Hodder Bible Commentary&nbsp;series makes connecting scripture and scholarship easier than ever. &nbsp; Explore how the Bible intersects with 21st century life with commentary that is doctrinally sensitive and globally aware, sourced from a team of contributors representing a variety of cultural and ecclesiastical contexts from around the world. Designed to be accessible to all adult readers and particularly for those who preach, teach, and lead Bible studies, each book is split into manageable sections suitable for talks or study groups. Read the Bible text and the commentary side by side to gain a deep knowledge of scripture and the variety of interpretations that can be made from it. &nbsp; Be refreshed with new understanding. Be encouraged to apply your conclusions to life today.

The Hodder Bible Commentary: Proverbs

Demonstrating how the Old Testament or Hebrew Bible represents the first, and one of the most elaborate, projects of 'peoplehood,' Wright tells the dramatic story of the Bible's origins in relation to 1) a longstanding political division between North and South (Israel and Judah) and 2) the traumatic experience of defeat.

An Alternative History of Scripture and its Origins

Why the Bible Began

Making Sense of the Bible's Trickiest Topics

Untangling Truth

NIV Soul Survivor Youth Bible for Journalling

The Reception of Jesus in the First Three Centuries

Margaret H. Williams examines how classical writers saw and portrayed Jesus, engaging with the fact that as the originator of a new (and still existing) world religion, Jesus of Nazareth, otherwise known as Christus (Christ), is an individual of indisputable historical significance. Williams shows how from the outset Jesus was a controversial figure. Contemporary Jews in the Roman province of Judaea tended either to adore or to abhor him. When indue course his fame spread throughout the wider Roman empire, reactions to him there among both Jews and non-Jews were no less divergent. Each of the early classical writers who makes mention of him, the historian Tacitus, the biographer Suetonius, the epistolographer Pliny and the satirist Lucian, takes a different view of him and presents him in a different way. Williams considers these different depictions and questions why these writers had such differing views of Jesus. To answer this question Williams examines not only to the different literary conventions by which each of these writers was bound but also to the social, cultural and religious contexts in which they operated.

Margaret H. Williams examines how classical writers saw and portrayed Jesus, engaging with the fact that as the originator of a new (and still existing) world religion, Jesus of Nazareth, otherwise known as Christus (Christ), is an individual of indisputable historical significance.

Williams shows how from the outset Jesus was a controversial figure. Contemporary Jews in the Roman province of Judaea tended either to adore or to abhor him. When indue course his fame spread throughout the wider Roman empire, reactions to him there among both Jews and non-Jews were no less divergent. Each of the early classical writers who makes mention of him, the historian Tacitus, the biographer Suetonius, the epistolographer Pliny and the satirist Lucian, takes a different view of him and presents him in a different way. Williams considers these different depictions and questions why these writers had such differing views of Jesus. To answer this question Williams examines not only to the different literary conventions by which each of these writers was bound but also to the social, cultural and religious contexts in which they operated.

Early Classical Authors on Jesus

This book argues that the Jewish kingdom of the Bible was real, as were its first three kings, Saul, David, and Solomon - even if the biblical stories distort their actions to glorify them. Combining fresh archaeological evidence with astute readings of key texts, the authors offer a compelling reconstruction of this fascinating ancient polity.

Uncovering the Story of Saul, David, and Solomon

The Bible's First Kings

The untold story of how enslaved people created, gave meaning to and spread the message of the New Testament, shaping the very foundations of Christianity in ways both subtle and profound. 
For two thousand years, Christian tradition has credited the New Testament to a select group of men: Matthew, Mark, Luke, John and Paul. But hidden behind these named and sainted individuals are a huge number of enslaved co-authors and collaborators. Their influence on the spread of Christianity, the development of foundational Christian concepts and the making of the Bible was enormous, yet their role has been almost entirely overlooked until now. 
Filled with profound revelations for reading and understanding the texts themselves, God's Ghostwriters is a groundbreaking and rigorously researched book about how enslaved people shaped the Bible, and with it all of Christianity. It's also an intimate portrait of lives not often considered by history, and a reckoning with the motives and methods of the early Christians as they spread their message across the known world.

God’s Ghostwriters

This book introduces the Bible as one of the greatest works of world literature. Ferretter provides a comprehensive history of the field, alongside detailed readings of the Bible and the most influential theories in the area. It is essential reading for students and scholars of Literature, Biblical Studies, and Cultural Studies.

This book introduces the Bible as one of the greatest works of world literature. Ferretter provides a comprehensive history of the field, alongside detailed readings of the Bible and the most influential theories in the area. It is essential reading for students and scholars of Literature, Biblical Studies, and Cultural Studies.

A New Introduction

The Bible As Literature

One hundred years ago, Gabriel Wells, a New York bookseller, committed a crime against history. He broke up the world's greatest book, the Gutenberg Bible, and sold it off in individual pages. This is the story of an Australian man's hunt for those fragments and his family's debt to an act of literary vandalism.
In 1921, Wells' audacity scandalised the rare-book world. The Gutenberg was the first substantial book in Europe to have been printed on a printing press. It represented the democratisation of knowledge and was the Holy Grail of rare books.
Was the break-up a sacrilege or a canny deal? New Yorkers were divided. For every frown of disapproval, there was a lick of the lips. It was the Roaring Twenties, the Gatsby era of fabulous wealth. Tycoons were in a feeding frenzy to acquire items that would demonstrate their refinement. Wells marketed the pages as 'Noble Fragments', they sold like hot cakes, and he died a rich man.
Half a century later, Sydney journalist Michael Visontay stumbled upon a mysterious legal document that linked Wells to his own family. He became obsessed by the Gutenberg's invisible imprint on his life, and set out to track down the pages of the broken bible.
Part detective story and part memoir, Noble Fragments is an expedition into the arcane world of book collectors and their eccentric passions, and a journey of discovery about how Wells's gamble set off a chain of events that changed a family's destiny.

the maverick who broke up the world’s greatest book

Noble Fragments

This book examines the common contrast between the "righteous" and the "wicked" in the Book of Psalms. Combining semantic analysis with poetics, the research contends that these contrasting figures are integral to the conventions of Hebrew psalmody, serving diverse functions within individual psalms.

Semantics and Poetics of the Righteous and the Wicked in the Psalms

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