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| 1. |  | Psalms: The Prayer Book of the Bible from Augsburg Fortress Publishers Price: $8.99 Customer Review:  This is one of those good books that actually treat the Psalms for what they are: prayers. Many introductions and commentaries neglect this, treating the Psalms as though they were history, instruction or whatever. While history, instruction and a lot else is in the Psalms, their primary purpose is... |
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| 2. |  | Exploring the Old Testament: A Guide to the Prophets (Exploring the Bible) from IVP Academic Price: $19.71 Customer Review:  This book has good information however the arthur referrences other commentators too much which is a destraction for the reader from the main points of the book. Also, this book needs to be more simplified...enough that even a 10 year old can understand it as a new Christian. |
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| 3. |  | Messiah in the Old Testament, The from Zondervan Price: $16.78 Customer Review:  This book is a quick survey of the major messianic prophecies of the Old Testament. Actually, I found the first chapter on how to interpret messianic prophecy the most helpful chapter in the book. Kaiser rejects the double fulfillment approach that many have taken with the prophecies of Christ's... |
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| 4. |  | Praying the Psalms (By Thomas Merton) from Liturgical Press Price: $4.95 Customer Review: This book seems more of an argument that laity can and should engage in praying The Daily Office (or Litany of the Hours) as part of their spiritual quest. It is written in a time of renewed monastic interest in which spirituality seemed limited to the professional religious. Overall, certainly not... |
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| 5. |  | The Weight of Glory from HarperOne Price: $9.56 Customer Review:  Mr. Lewis, best known for his "Chronicles Of Narnia", must have had one of the sharpest minds in his day. In this collection of individual essays / lectures / papers, he addresses many issues that were hot buttons in his day...and continue to be in ours. But, I think that the power behind his words... |
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| 6. |  | The Four Loves from Harvest Books Price: $10.01 Customer Review: Though C. S. Lewis was a bachelor most of his life, he never lived alone. And the people with which he shared his home were far from perfect. In one of his letters, he writes that he often came home with a feeling of dread, because he was afraid of the horrible conflicts that had arisen in his... |
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| 7. |  | Letters to Malcolm: Chiefly on Prayer from Harvest Books Price: $10.40 Customer Review: I should get this out of the way at the beginning: Lewis is probably my favorite layman theologian (which are the best kind). So keep in mind my opinion may be slighly biased. But these are reviews, and whose review isn't an opinion? And whose opinion isn't biased? There is surprisingly little... |
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| 8. |  | An Introduction to the Old Testament: Second Edition from Zondervan Price: $24.84 Customer Review: L&D try to bring conservative and critical-liberal scholarship together in a somewhat insipid dialogue. Their approach is a bit dry, dull and over simplistic. They avoid taking sides on controversial or difficult issues and have a very thin discussion on methodology, historiography; while no or... |
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| 9. |  | Surprised by Joy: The Shape of My Early Life from Harcourt Price: $15.30 Customer Review: I love CS Lewis but this one was a bit problematic and he is fully aware it. I will explain shortly. 'Joy' is a semi-autobiography of Lewis' journey from faith to atheism and back. It traces his inner and outer journey from childhood to adulthood and the corresponding spiritual maturation. He... |
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| 10. |  | The Message of the Psalms: A Theological Commentary (Augsberg Old Testament Studies) from Augsburg Fortress Publishers Price: $12.92 Customer Review: Found the language of the book too scholarly. Example: "The verbal form expressing Yahweh's actions is characteristically participial; that is, this is not an intrusive eventfulness, but an assured ongoing process that Yahweh does regularly and everywhere." The entire book is written in this... |
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| 11. | | Psalms: The Prayer Book of the Bible from Augsburg Fortress Publishers Price: $8.99 Customer Review: This is one of those good books that actually treat the Psalms for what they are: prayers. Many introductions and commentaries neglect this, treating the Psalms as though they were history, instruction or whatever. While history, instruction and a lot else is in the Psalms, their primary purpose is... |
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| 12. | | Exploring the Old Testament: A Guide to the Prophets (Exploring the Bible) from IVP Academic Price: $19.71 Customer Review: This book has good information however the arthur referrences other commentators too much which is a destraction for the reader from the main points of the book. Also, this book needs to be more simplified...enough that even a 10 year old can understand it as a new Christian. |
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| 13. | | Messiah in the Old Testament, The from Zondervan Price: $16.78 Customer Review: This book is a quick survey of the major messianic prophecies of the Old Testament. Actually, I found the first chapter on how to interpret messianic prophecy the most helpful chapter in the book. Kaiser rejects the double fulfillment approach that many have taken with the prophecies of Christ's... |
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| 14. | | Praying the Psalms (By Thomas Merton) from Liturgical Press Price: $4.95 Customer Review: This book seems more of an argument that laity can and should engage in praying The Daily Office (or Litany of the Hours) as part of their spiritual quest. It is written in a time of renewed monastic interest in which spirituality seemed limited to the professional religious. Overall, certainly not... |
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| 15. | | The Weight of Glory from HarperOne Price: $9.56 Customer Review: Mr. Lewis, best known for his "Chronicles Of Narnia", must have had one of the sharpest minds in his day. In this collection of individual essays / lectures / papers, he addresses many issues that were hot buttons in his day...and continue to be in ours. But, I think that the power behind his words... |
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| 16. | | The Four Loves from Harvest Books Price: $10.01 Customer Review: Though C. S. Lewis was a bachelor most of his life, he never lived alone. And the people with which he shared his home were far from perfect. In one of his letters, he writes that he often came home with a feeling of dread, because he was afraid of the horrible conflicts that had arisen in his... |
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| 17. | | Letters to Malcolm: Chiefly on Prayer from Harvest Books Price: $10.40 Customer Review: I should get this out of the way at the beginning: Lewis is probably my favorite layman theologian (which are the best kind). So keep in mind my opinion may be slighly biased. But these are reviews, and whose review isn't an opinion? And whose opinion isn't biased? There is surprisingly little... |
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| 18. | | An Introduction to the Old Testament: Second Edition from Zondervan Price: $24.84 Customer Review: L&D try to bring conservative and critical-liberal scholarship together in a somewhat insipid dialogue. Their approach is a bit dry, dull and over simplistic. They avoid taking sides on controversial or difficult issues and have a very thin discussion on methodology, historiography; while no or... |
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| 19. | | Surprised by Joy: The Shape of My Early Life from Harcourt Price: $15.30 Customer Review: I love CS Lewis but this one was a bit problematic and he is fully aware it. I will explain shortly. 'Joy' is a semi-autobiography of Lewis' journey from faith to atheism and back. It traces his inner and outer journey from childhood to adulthood and the corresponding spiritual maturation. He... |
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| 20. | | The Message of the Psalms: A Theological Commentary (Augsberg Old Testament Studies) from Augsburg Fortress Publishers Price: $12.92 Customer Review: Found the language of the book too scholarly. Example: "The verbal form expressing Yahweh's actions is characteristically participial; that is, this is not an intrusive eventfulness, but an assured ongoing process that Yahweh does regularly and everywhere." The entire book is written in this... |
Customer Rating: |
| 21. | | Psalms: The Prayer Book of the Bible from Augsburg Fortress Publishers Price: $8.99 Customer Review: This is one of those good books that actually treat the Psalms for what they are: prayers. Many introductions and commentaries neglect this, treating the Psalms as though they were history, instruction or whatever. While history, instruction and a lot else is in the Psalms, their primary purpose is... |
Customer Rating: |
| 22. | | Exploring the Old Testament: A Guide to the Prophets (Exploring the Bible) from IVP Academic Price: $19.71 Customer Review: This book has good information however the arthur referrences other commentators too much which is a destraction for the reader from the main points of the book. Also, this book needs to be more simplified...enough that even a 10 year old can understand it as a new Christian. |
Customer Rating: |
| 23. | | Messiah in the Old Testament, The from Zondervan Price: $16.78 Customer Review: This book is a quick survey of the major messianic prophecies of the Old Testament. Actually, I found the first chapter on how to interpret messianic prophecy the most helpful chapter in the book. Kaiser rejects the double fulfillment approach that many have taken with the prophecies of Christ's... |
Customer Rating: |
| 24. | | Praying the Psalms (By Thomas Merton) from Liturgical Press Price: $4.95 Customer Review: This book seems more of an argument that laity can and should engage in praying The Daily Office (or Litany of the Hours) as part of their spiritual quest. It is written in a time of renewed monastic interest in which spirituality seemed limited to the professional religious. Overall, certainly not... |
Customer Rating: |
| 25. | | The Weight of Glory from HarperOne Price: $9.56 Customer Review: Mr. Lewis, best known for his "Chronicles Of Narnia", must have had one of the sharpest minds in his day. In this collection of individual essays / lectures / papers, he addresses many issues that were hot buttons in his day...and continue to be in ours. But, I think that the power behind his words... |
Customer Rating: |
| 26. | | The Four Loves from Harvest Books Price: $10.01 Customer Review: Though C. S. Lewis was a bachelor most of his life, he never lived alone. And the people with which he shared his home were far from perfect. In one of his letters, he writes that he often came home with a feeling of dread, because he was afraid of the horrible conflicts that had arisen in his... |
Customer Rating: |
| 27. | | Letters to Malcolm: Chiefly on Prayer from Harvest Books Price: $10.40 Customer Review: I should get this out of the way at the beginning: Lewis is probably my favorite layman theologian (which are the best kind). So keep in mind my opinion may be slighly biased. But these are reviews, and whose review isn't an opinion? And whose opinion isn't biased? There is surprisingly little... |
Customer Rating: |
| 28. | | An Introduction to the Old Testament: Second Edition from Zondervan Price: $24.84 Customer Review: L&D try to bring conservative and critical-liberal scholarship together in a somewhat insipid dialogue. Their approach is a bit dry, dull and over simplistic. They avoid taking sides on controversial or difficult issues and have a very thin discussion on methodology, historiography; while no or... |
Customer Rating: |
| 29. | | Surprised by Joy: The Shape of My Early Life from Harcourt Price: $15.30 Customer Review: I love CS Lewis but this one was a bit problematic and he is fully aware it. I will explain shortly. 'Joy' is a semi-autobiography of Lewis' journey from faith to atheism and back. It traces his inner and outer journey from childhood to adulthood and the corresponding spiritual maturation. He... |
Customer Rating: |
| 30. | | The Message of the Psalms: A Theological Commentary (Augsberg Old Testament Studies) from Augsburg Fortress Publishers Price: $12.92 Customer Review: Found the language of the book too scholarly. Example: "The verbal form expressing Yahweh's actions is characteristically participial; that is, this is not an intrusive eventfulness, but an assured ongoing process that Yahweh does regularly and everywhere." The entire book is written in this... |
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