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E. W. Kenyon explains why God created us and made a way for us to be part of His family after the fall.

Kenyon E: The Father and His Family

The Father and His Family

God's Plan for Our Redemption

This volume brings together a series of articles on religion in the Roman Empire by Jan N. Bremmer, all of which have been updated and revised where necessary. Organised into four thematic sections, the author emphasises the interplay between early Christianity and its pagan surroundings but also analyses the religious developments in Late Antiquity. Starting with Jewish history, he pays particular attention to the 38 CE pogrom, the emergence of the terms 'Judaism' and 'Christianity', and the interest of Roman authors in Jewish literature, as exemplified by Vergil. The second section focuses on the mutual influences of pagans and Christians, examining subjects such as ghosts, sacrifices, miracles, and, especially, mysteries. The third section analyses various topics relating to early Christianity, such as human sacrifice, martyrs and persecutors, and the disputed dates of significant Christian texts, including the Letters of Ignatius and the Martyrdom of Polycarp. The final section examines key elements of religion in Late Antiquity, such as the demise of traditional Greek and Roman religion and Constanine's conversion. Thanks to its wide-ranging approach and rich bibliographies, this book is essential reading for anyone interested in religion in the Roman Empire.

Collected Essays III

Jews, Pagans and Christians in the Roman Empire

A Quantified Approach to Demarcating True Collaboration from Social Facilitation According to Their Unified Outcomes (A TMQ Approach)

Quantum Collaborators

Knowing God--the beauty and wonder of old pathsWe are forgetful people. Even our way to God can sometimes feel muddled or lost. Perhaps that's why God tells us so often to "remember." Yet, in a noisy world where so many things compete for our attention, how do we hear the voice and experience the presence of God?How to Remember shows how the astonishment of previous generations has been lost and addresses the disconnect many Christians feel toward modern consumer-based evangelicalism. More and more, Christians are discovering less commercial forms of worship and community. Wandering believers are finding life again through ancient paths.In short chapter format, Artist Andrew Osenga invites readers to a life of faith and wonder. Readers reflect on prayer, doubt, grief, confession, joy, lament, time, peace, mystery, and much, much more. Through personal stories and biblical reflection--along with the faithful saints and the sturdy traditions that have gone before us--How to Remember offers language and tools to rebuild and reenter a communal life of faith, hope, and awe.

Forgotten Pathways to an Authentic Faith

How to Remember

Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament. Zweite Reihe

Plutarch's 
 Parallel Lives
 have frequently been employed as comparative texts for the Gospels of the New Testament. But how should such a comparison be methodologically and hermeneutically structured? In this study, David A. Staub develops a methodologically nuanced approach to comparative textual analysis, exemplified by a comparison between the Gospel of Luke and Plutarch's 
 Life of Numa
 . Following a critical review of genre research, Staub outlines methodological foundations for intercultural textual comparisons. Central to his analysis is the narrative depiction of divine agency: while Luke presents Jesus' actions as a revelation of divine favor, Plutarch portrays Numa as a salvific self-revelation of the divine. The study concludes with reflections on the relationship between myth and history.

Von der Gattungskritik zum interkulturellen Vergleich

Plutarch und die Evangelien

Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament

The New Testament's prohibition of divorce forbids separating from a spouse or remarrying while the first partner is still alive. What accounts for this unique status of marriage compared to other human relationships? The indivisibility of marriage is rooted in its symbolic role as a representation of the covenantal "marriage" between God and his people. This connection is explored through the discourse on adultery and divorce in the Hebrew Bible, the Septuagint, and the New Testament. Additionally, the semantics of adultery are analyzed across the languages in which these discussions occur, highlighting their varying capacities to express a key concept: adultery as an act of "unfaithfulness" and a "breaking of one's own marriage" by the individual.

Der biblische Diskurs über den Ehebruch und die Ehescheidung

Der Eine Gott und die Eine Ehe

Now an Original Series on Prime Video Inspired by the Prime Video Original Series House of David, this Bible study unpacks timeless lessons from King David's life to help you build a faith that endures life's greatest challenges. Step into the world of King David, the shepherd boy destined to become Israel's greatest king. This seven-session Bible study from Pastor Greg Laurie explores David's ascent from obscurity to the throne, uncovering powerful lessons about faith, perseverance, and God's unwavering grace. Whether David was defeating Goliath, navigating the treachery of Saul's court, or seeking redemption after failure, his journey reveals a God who is faithful in every season and beckons us to Him. House of David Bible Study includes: <ul><li> Character introductions, maps, charts, and photos related to David's life and times </li><li> Scripture sections showing how David foreshadowed Jesus </li><li> Contemplative reading experiences of David's psalms </li><li> Guidance for creating your own psalms </li><li> Thought-provoking questions, personal application ideas, and prayer prompts </li></ul> More than a Bible study, this is an invitation to reflect, create, and talk with God about crafting your own legacy to transform your home and community with the love of Jesus.

An Interactive Journey Toward God's Own Heart

House of David (a Bible Study)

Heresy is a brilliant book' - The Times 'Enthralling . . . an absolute pleasure to read' - The Sunday Telegraph ?In the beginning was the Word,' says the Gospel of John. This sentence - and the words of all four gospels - is central to the teachings of the Christian Church and has shaped Western art, literature and language, and the Western mind. Yet in the years after the death of Christ there was not merely one word, nor any consensus as to who Jesus was or why he had mattered. There were many different Jesuses, among them the aggressive Jesus who scorned his parents and crippled those who opposed him, the Jesus who sold his twin into slavery and the Jesus who had someone crucified in his stead. Moreover, in the early years of the first millennium there were many other saviours, many sons of gods who healed the sick and cured the lame. But as Christianity spread, they were pronounced unacceptable - even heretical - and they faded from view. Now, in Heresy, Catherine Nixey tells their extraordinary story, one of contingency, chance and plurality. It is a story about what might have been.

Jesus Christ and the Other Sons of God

Heresy

Forgetting is central to processes of cultural memory. It allows for synthesis to occur so that "sites of memory" can form and be transported over time. Jenna Kemp conducts three case studies of instances of scribal activity, drawing from theories of cultural memory and intertextuality to theorize the formation of the Bible as a process of cultural memory. As scribes inherit texts, they receive a wide range of potential meanings; they activate and change the texts in ways that change those potentials, eliminating some and unleashing new ones. This process allows the texts to signify in new presents - the texts are remembered - and at the same time, it relies on the forgetting of earlier meanings. From this perspective, forgetting is not necessarily about loss. It is a generative force that makes new meaning possible. Without forgetting there is no memory.

Cultural Memory, Intertextuality, and Scribal Agency in the Hebrew Bible

Forgetting to Remember

Rediscovering Awe for God and Passion to Lead a Christian Life Humans are hardwired for awe. Whether it's the Grand Canyon, a beautiful work of art, or the birth of a baby, we love to be amazed. But there's something--or someone, rather--who surpasses all others: God himself. Helping us kindle an ever-growing passion for God's glory, this book by popular author Paul David Tripp reminds us of the importance of awe for shaping everything we choose, decide, think, desire, say, and do. Reflecting on how awe for God impacts our approach to spiritual warfare, ministry, material things, and more, Tripp will energize readers' love for God by opening their eyes afresh to the glory of his love, grace, and power. This edition includes a section of engaging study questions for every chapter, helping individuals and groups reflect on each topic in greater depth. <ul> <li> Inspiring: Helps readers kindle a passion for living the Christian life and rediscover their awe for God</li> <li> Written by Paul David Tripp: Bestselling author of New Morning Mercies; Reactivity; and Lead</li> <li> Engaging Study Questions: Reflect on each chapter alone or as part of a small group </li> <li> Replacing ISBN 978-1-4335-4707-2 </li> </ul>

Why It Matters for Everything We Think, Say, and Do (with Study Questions)

Forschungen zum Alten Testament

The end of the kingship in Jerusalem led to new theological insights into the possibility of encountering Yahweh. Reettakaisa Sofia Salo shows that according to the Old Testament, God can always be recognized in the actual historical events in the world. This is why the ways of recognizing Yahweh appear to be very variable.

Ursprünge und Bedeutungen der Erkenntnisformel

Gotteserkenntnis im Alten Testament

“Astute, smart, witty and brave. A radical, deeply thoughtful and essential intervention” Lucy Jones, author of&nbsp;Matrescence “A deeply valuable reflection on motherhood” Rowan Williams For two thousand years, the Virgin Mary has been depicted throughout art, literature and culture as symbolising the perfect mother: chaste, beautiful, meek, mild and white. These supposed virtues and symbols have penetrated not just Christianity but wider popular culture; and contributed to harmful views about motherhood and what it is to be a woman. In this part-memoir, part social and theological commentary, Chine McDonald deconstructs the myth of perfect motherhood and shines a light on the dark side of parenting. From birth trauma to post-natal depression, from infertility to the mental load, the motherhood penalty and pressures on women to be and have it all - especially in the church - this book attempts to liberate motherhood from the chains in which it has been placed, reconstructing a more authentic, grace-filled way forward for the most important job in the world. Unmaking Mary&nbsp;will include a foreword written by Beth Allison Barr, author of&nbsp;The Making of Biblical Womanhood. &nbsp;

Shattering the Myth of Perfect Motherhood

Unmaking Mary

Empathy--a proven path to healthier emotions and relationships - Trade self-judgment for God's empathy and grace - Release worry, comfort emotional wounds, and overcome distress - Practice the Four A's of Empathy to care for yourself and others You were made to live deeply loved--even in the midst of emotional pain, worry, or conflict. But too often when we're overwhelmed or hurting, we end up hiding our hurts and hopes, settling for shallow relationships. What's missing? Empathy. Empathy is often misunderstood, even maligned. It's not coddling or rescuing. True empathy is understanding and care that respects God's truth and empowers personal responsibility. It's what your soul is longing for, and it's how Jesus relates to you. In Deeply Loved, Drs. Bill and Kristi Gaultiere blend engaging true stories with compelling insights from Scripture and psychology to help you - trade self-judgment for God's empathy and grace - release worry, comfort emotional wounds, and overcome distress - practice the Four A's of Empathy to care for yourself and others Empathy is life-giving and life-changing. It raises your emotional intelligence, cultivates healthier emotions, heals relationships, and draws you closer to Jesus. And with the help of this book, it's easier than you think. "Reading this book is like sitting with close friends who truly get what you're going through."--Dr. Tim Clinton, president of the American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC) "Bill and Kristi Gaultiere have provided an oasis of care in the 'empathy desert.'"--John Ortberg, teacher at BecomeNew; author of Steps "This book isn't just inspiring--it's practical, offering heartfelt guidance and tools to help you."--Alli Worthington, entrepreneur; author of Remaining You While Raising Them

Receiving and Reflecting God's Great Empathy for You

Deeply Loved

The Father and His Family

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