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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

“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;

“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

Tria Cordia

Theologically and historically worthless? Tobias Nicklas shows that the late antique apostle narratives, which have received little attention to date, are rather to be understood as continued Jesus Christ narratives, offers for identity formation, political statements and important testimonies of Christian symbolic history.

Hagiographie und erzählte Christusgeschichte

Spätantike Apostelerzählungen

Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament. Zweite Reihe

Tobias Krämer reconstructs the history of the origin of Christian baptism. He analyzes central passages of New Testament tradition and examines their historical content: the baptism of John, the baptism of Jesus, the baptizing of the pre-Easter Jesus and early post-Easter transmissions of baptism.

Johannes der Täufer - Jesus - frühe Jesusbewegung

Die Entstehung der christlichen Wassertaufe

Explores how new evidence can correct misunderstandings of Flavius Josephus' famed report of Jesus, commonly known as Testimonium Flavianum. The volume consults manuscripts in Latin, Greek, Syriac, Armenian, and Arabic to ascertain the textual history of the work and to argue that Testimonium Flavianum has been largely misinterpreted.

Explores how new evidence can correct misunderstandings of Flavius Josephus' famed report of Jesus, commonly known as Testimonium Flavianum. The volume consults manuscripts in Latin, Greek, Syriac, Armenian, and Arabic to ascertain the textual history of the work and to argue that Testimonium Flavianum has been largely misinterpreted.

New Evidence for the One Called Christ

Josephus and Jesus

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

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

This collection of essays by Teresa Morgan brings ancient Greek, Roman, Jewish, and Christian religiosities into dialogue with one another and with their social and cultural contexts. Spanning a thousand years of history and every level of society, it explores how peoples across the ancient Mediterranean and Near East thought about the divine, and how they thought God or the gods thought about them. Teresa Morgan investigates the theology and ethics of sub-elite groups in the ancient Mediterranean and how some popular religious ideas "trickle up" into elite religious literature. She examines the neglected relationship between belief and practice in Graeco-Roman polytheism, and its importance to early imperial intellectuals. Several essays locate aspects of the theology, ethics, and scriptural exegesis of early Christians in their complex cultural contexts, illuminating their relationship with the world around them and occasionally revealing their radical novelty. The author assesses the relationship between theology and history, ancient and modern: exploring the distinctive theology of history developed by the first ecclesiastical historian, Eusebius; historiographies of religion in the work of modern scholars of antiquity; and the possibility of writing a history of divine action in the world in line with the principles of contemporary western academic historiography. Finally, she breaks the "fourth wall" of academic writing to argue for the importance of the intellectual work that essay collections perform in the modern academy and the contemporary world.

Selected Essays

Ancient Religiosities in Dialogue: Greek, Roman, Jewish, and Christian

In 
 Christsein schafft eh keiner
 gibt Bestsellerautor Kevin DeYoung all jenen Hoffnung, die das Christsein als erdrückend und kompliziert empfinden.
 

 Während der Apostel Paulus das christliche Leben als einen Wettlauf beschreibt, fühlen sich viele Gläubige eher wie in einem endlosen Hindernisparcours. Sie leben mit der ständigen Angst, nicht genug zu tun, zu geben oder zu sein. Die Gute Nachricht der Bibel lautet: Treue und Fruchtbarkeit sind auch im ganz normalen Alltag möglich!
 

 DeYoung zeigt anhand biblischer Weisheit und persönlicher Erfahrung, dass vergangene Sünden wirklich vergeben sind und Christen nicht jedes gesellschaftliche Problem lösen müssen. Stattdessen lädt er dazu ein, sich mit Freude und Vertrauen Gott hinzugeben und die Freiheit eines Lebens im einfachen, aufrichtigen Gehorsam zu entdecken.
 

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 Hoffnung für überforderte Christen, die an sich zweifeln
 

 ¿ Biblisch fundiert und praxisnah werden Themen wie Schuld, Verantwortung, Heilsgewissheit und Gerechtigkeit behandelt
 

 ¿ Von Bestsellerautor Kevin DeYoung, Autor von 
 Die größte Geschichte

Warum Jesus nachzufolgen nicht bedeutet, die Welt zu retten, auf alles eine Antwort zu haben, sich mit geistlichem Stillstand abzufinden oder ständig ein schlechtes Gewissen zu haben

Christsein schafft eh keiner

Second John occupies a rather peripheral place in the New Testament canon. Consisting of a mere thirteen verses and often viewed as a kind of abstract of 1 John, the letter has traditionally not garnered much individual attention. While scholars have long noted that the opening address of the letter is ambiguous, in some cases even problematic, the received reading that is printed in all Greek editions of the New Testament for the last 150 years is ἐκλεκτῇ κυρίᾳ and is typically translated as "to an elect lady." The nearly universal view in modern scholarship is to take "elect lady" as a metonym for a church that is metaphorically personified as a woman. Drawing upon a wide range of evidence that includes Greek papyri, New Testament manuscripts, and a host of other sources, this study shows that the received address printed in all editions of the Greek New Testament is not correct. Rather, the address should be rendered Ἐκλέκτῃ τῇ κυρίᾳ and translated "to the lady Eclecte" so that the principal recipient of the letter is a named woman. This reading makes far more sense with the letter as a whole and makes it the only text in the entire New Testament canon addressed to a woman.

The Lost Woman of the New Testament

Lady Eclecte

Live Today in Light of Tomorrow &gt; From the prophetic visions in the book of Revelation to the End Times teachings of Jesus, Watching Waiting will deepen your understanding of God's plan for the future and your role in it. This book is more than a collection of devotions; it is a call to live courageously, love deeply, share boldly, and walk faithfully as you anticipate Christ's return. Whether you are new to Bible prophecy or have studied it for years, Watching Waiting will inspire you to keep your eyes on the horizon, your feet planted firmly on the foundation of faith, and your heart rooted in Christ. As you journey through these 40 devotions, you will find hope, encouragement, and a renewed passion for living out your faith in the End Times. Prepare your heart. Strengthen your spirit. Embrace the call to watch and wait for the glorious return of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ!

A 40-Day End Times Devotional

Watching Waiting

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)

Draw closer to the heart of God, day by day - Get to know yourself and the One who created you - Develop a daily habit of talking with God - 31 days of guided journal pages, prayer prompts, and links to "verse of the day" videos *** You long to grow closer to God and become more like Jesus, but at times it feels . . . complicated. The Bible is long. Sometimes it's confusing. And there are so many books, podcasts, and teachers out there, it's hard to know where to focus and how to use your limited time well. If only it were simpler. Madeline Grace has good news for you. It is simple. And in The JESUS Challenge, she shows you how. Through her uncomplicated method, you'll learn to know God, hear from God, read and understand the Bible, and discover who God created you to be. Starting small by focusing on just one verse a day, Grace takes you through a full month's worth of journaling space, writing prompts, and video links to help you develop the daily habit of spending quality time with God. Whether you're a Bible beginner or a longtime student of the Word, the JESUS Challenge method will bring you closer to the heart of God, day by day, in ways you might not have thought possible.

A 31-Day Prayer Journal to Grow Your Relationship with God

The Jesus Challenge

The Father and His Family

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