Matthew: The Book of Mercy Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)I have enjoyed all of Megan McKenna's books and this one did not disappooint me. I especially enjoy the stories that are intertwined with the commentary to give us examples and illustrations. Matthew doesn't put his own personality and opinions into this gospel for the focus is on Jesus. He learned much...
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The Get: A Spiritual Memoir of Divorce Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)If you want to read an honest representation of what a divorce and a Get look and feel like, this is your book. It's a quick read and you will have to indulge the author in her attempt at prose on evey other page...let it go.While the author isn't willing to come right out and say that her ex-husband...
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Parlour Games for Modern Families Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)I was sorely disappointed to find that the publishers of this Kindle edition completely ignored the value of a linked table of contents in a digital book. For whatever reason, they ignored the idea that browsing an ebook requires that kind of navigation. Whereas in a print book, one might flip through...
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Jesus the Teacher: A Socio-Rhetorical Interpretation of Mark Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Of the dozens of books published on Mark over the past 15 years, this has to be on anyone's "Top Ten" list. This work is a well-balanced and well-reasoned approach to understanding the author, audience and social climate of the first gospel. Robbins writes in an easily understandable style, and sheds...
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Young Lords of Siyah Chan: A Novel of the Ancient Maya Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)With this, her third book (and second on the Ancient Maya), the author hits her stride as a storyteller. She makes learning about the Mayan people interesting, and gives you a real feel of what it was like to live in their time. She interweaves the stories and lives of four central characters, as well...
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On Your Mark: Reading Scripture Without a Teacher Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)The book is a self-help workbook including questions and review suggestions at the ends of sections for ones looking to gain a deeper understanding of the religious significance of parts of the Bible from their own readings. O'Malley deals with the Gospel of Saint Mark. He makes some cross references...
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Spend Less, Reach More: A Pastor's Guide to Reaching the Most People for the Least Amount of Money Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)David Jones has written a short, but very useful and practical marketing "handbook" for pastors and ministry leaders. In this step-by-step guide he explains how we can be good stewards of the resources God has given us, and how we can maximize these resources as we seek to fulfill the Great Commission....
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Jesus' Attitude Towards the Law: A Study of the Gospels Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Bill did a great job explaining the the different evangelists'(Gospel Writers) concept of Torah\Law, including Q and even a reconstructed historical Jesus. It does not have anything to do with skihism, but putting that aside it is a great work.Click Here to see more reviews about: Jesus' Attitude Towards...
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Introduction to Old Testament Wisdom: A Spirituality Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)It is a good book for those beginning to look closely at scripture.Click Here to see more reviews about: Introduction to Old Testament Wisdom: A Spirituality"Introduction to Old Testament Wisdom provides comprehensive coverage of the wisdom literature within a liberative framework. Ceresko introduces...
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Encountering New Testament Manuscripts: A Working Introduction to Textual Criticism Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)If your into textual criticism, definitly get Metzger and Aland's books (both named TEXT OF THE NEW TESTAMENT) before this one.Kind of a strange book, on one hand it give you very basic introductry info on textual criticism, then it dives into some very complex comparison/contrast of greek wording in...
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Tempest & Exodus Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)The sequel to Jesus: Last of the Pharoahs is more reasonable than the former. Mostly, because Ralph Ellis concentrates on one period of time only and takes more time to reason about this single issue. It is about the volcano's eruption on (Greek) Thera/Santorini playing catalyst for the religious strife...
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Hidden Mark: Exploring Christianity's Heretical Gospel Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)The Gospel of Mark has some certain unusual elements for its place in the Bible. "Hidden Mark: Exploring Christianity's Heretical Gospel" analyzes more deeply the place of the Gospel of Mark in the bigger picture of Christianity. Claiming that the Gospel of Mark may actually have roots in the Gnostics,...
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The First Edition of the New Testament Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)You don't need to know New Testament Greek to follow Trobisch's arguments. Although an astute reader and clever interpreter of textual evidence, Trobisch spares us the usual myopia and nit picking textual critics like to heap upon their readers. He avoids discussions of authorial authenticity that so...
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Using Picture Books to Teach Language Arts Standards in Grades 3-5 Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Having taught grades 1-5, I expected to find familiar books to use when teaching and reviewing literary devices with my fifth graders. I was unfamiliar with most of the books listed, so I haven't found this resource as useful as I expected.Click Here to see more reviews about: Using Picture Books to...
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Transforming Problems into Happiness Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)This is a book on how to destroy mental and physical suffering. Lama Zopa Rinpoche discusses Mahayana Thought Transformations. These are statements or views that we can use in our everyday life to massively destroy suffering and create happiness. In Tibetan Buddhism, it is believed that all our suffering...
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Jesus the Misunderstood Jew: What the New Testament Really Says about the Man from Nazareth Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Raised as a Christian who recently became a Jew by Choice and is teaching a Religious Belief and Disbelief course,I couldn't put this book down. The book happens to support a view I find personally intriguing. But I never realized that the New Testament did too.The power of Kupor's approach is in using...
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Dart and the Squirrels Review

Average Reviews:(More customer reviews)Nicole has written another charming book Dart and the Squirrels. Everyone will enjoy this book, but as a dog owner/lover myself, the book was especially enjoyable. Nicole has captured the frenetic, joyful nature of a dogs brain. It romps and plays throughout. Well done!Dart and the SquirrelsClick Here...
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