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Double TakeView
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by Tim Geddert
  paperback, 192 pages, $11.95
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 Double Take is about the adventure of learning new things in our study of the Bible. It is not so much a book of method as a book of examples. But from beginning to end, its aim is to help readers reflect on what opens up the message of Scripture for the curious reader. And from beginning to end, to help readers discover that new insights are a wonderful blessing: sometimes they bring new truths to light that would otherwise remain hidden from us; sometimes they solve a puzzle in a text that has genuinely bothered us; sometimes they help us understand why our experiences do not match what we thought a text was teaching.

Copyright 2007 Kindred Productions

 
God's Healing Strategy: An Introduction to the Bible's Main ThemesView
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by Ted Grimsrud
  paper, 164 pages, $13.95
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In lively and accessible style, God's Healing Strategy portrays God's persevering love as the heart of the Bible's message. Bible study can focus on details at the expense of the Bible's overarching themes. Without losing sight of the details, this short but thorough book identifies God's healing love as the central theme of the Bible and challenges Christians to let that love shape lives today. 
Violence Renounced: Rene Girard, Biblical Studies, and PeacemakingView
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by Willard M. Swartley, editor
  paper, 344 pages, $23.95
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What are the roots of human violence? Many theses seek to explain societal rivalry, injustice, and scapegoating. Perhaps none is more thorough or persuasive than Rene Girard's. Yet do his theories on imitation, rivalry, violence, sacrifice, and religion find support in Scripture?

These scholarly essays engage this question at multiple levels. Especially Girard's theories on sacrifice and imitation are critically examined in these significant contributions to Girardian scholarship which culminate in a response by Girard himself.

Addressed as well in Violence Renounced are kingship and servanthood, the relation between the Testaments on sacrifice and atonement, and such basic themes as the human primal nature, the shape of new creation in Jewish and Christian reality, and feminist perspectives on Girardian theory. Also seen in new light are standard beliefs and doctrines on atonement, who/what killed Jesus, and how peace is to be rightly achieved.

Copyright 2000.

 
Biblical Interpretation in the Anabaptist TraditionView
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by Stuart Murray
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Stuart Murray provides an exploration of ways in which 16th- century Anabaptists read and understood the Bible and the contemporary significance of this marginalized approach. Based on Doctoral research, this is the most comprehensive study of biblical interpretation in the Anabaptist tradition. 
Building the City of GodView
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by Susanne Coalson Donoghue
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The second volume of the Mennonite Women's "One Body, One Spirit" Bible study series. This volume examines the book of Nehemiah, reflecting on what went wrong in the Israelites' rebuilding process. 
Beyond the Law: Living the Sermon on the MountView
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by Philip K. Clemens
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Philip K. Clemens offers a layman's guide to discovering how God lives and moves among ordinary people. By focusing on themes of righteousness, community, and blessing, Clemens illustrates how the Sermon the Mount opens new avenues of discipleship when received not as law but as Jesus' generous welcome to people form all walks of life.

Copyright 2007 Herald Press.

 
Take This Word to Heart: The Shema in Torah and GospelView
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by Perry B. Yoder
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In Take this Word to Heart, Perry Yoder and his former students make important contributions to our understanding of the two great commandments in the Gospels-Jesus' command to love God and to love our neighbor. Yoder's own introductory chapter and the excellent studies of Deuteronomy and the Synoptics that follow shed fresh light on the Shema (Deuteronomy 6:4-5) and the New Testament's use of it. 
A Parsing Guide to the Greek New TestamentView
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by Nathan E. Han
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 Nathan E. Han, arranged verse by verse, parses every verb as it occurs in the Greek New testament. It is designed for use by seminary students, scholars, ministers and Bible Translators. 
My Times Are in Your Hands: Women and the Stewardship of TimeView
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by Melissa Miller
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An Anabaptist Bible study guide especially for women. Topics include: Time from God, Time with God, Time to Trust, Time to Let Go, Time to Grieve, Time to Take Stock and others. It also includes Christmas and Easter programs for group special events by Jan Springer Rheinheimer and Ruth Johnston. Format includes stories, discussion questions and journaling.

Copyright 2006 Mennonite Women USA and Canadian Women in Mission.

 
Markings/My Own: Musings on the Gospel of MarkView
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by Omar Eby
  paperback, 236 pages, $14.95
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Neither commentary nor traditional meditations, Eby's Markings are a spiritual memoir. His musings on 70 episodes or texts in the Gospel of Mark blend intellectual inquiry with confessional worship. They meld poignancy, whimsy, grit, doubt, sorrow, and inspiration. Anyone attending to the care of her or his soul will find nurture here.

Eby's project from the practice of old spiritual disciplines: Bible Study, meditation, prayer, contemplation, silence, writing. Using the Gospel of Mark for his own Markings, Eby explored the Gospel through the grid of his forty years teaching literature at the college level, reading and writing, listening to music, walking in the orchard and woods, living in Africa, heeding one wise woman, rearing children, stumbling towards God. Then, under the influence of a given text and personal memory, he sat down and wrote, yielding these personal musings on a spare but elegant Gospel.

 
A Christian View of Hospitality: Expecting SurprisesDetails...
A Mennonite Statement and Study on ViolenceDetails...
A NonChurchgoer's Guide to the BibleDetails...
Believers Church Bible Commentary SeriesDetails...
Biblical Concordance of the Swiss BrethrenDetails...
Complete Evangelism: The Luke-Acts ModelDetails...
Consider Jesus: Daily Reflections on the Book of HebrewsDetails...
Cotton Patch Parables of Liberation: 25th Anniversary EditionDetails...
Creating communities of the Kingdom: New Testament Models of Church PlantingDetails...
Doctrines of the BibleDetails...
Extreme Virtues: Living on the Prophetic EdgeDetails...
Fastlane Bible StudiesDetails...
God's Word for All Nations: A Bible Reading PlanDetails...
Good Ground: Letting the Word Take Root Bible StudiesDetails...
How to Understand the BibleDetails...
Luminaire Study SeriesDetails...
Mennonite Women's Bible Study SeriesDetails...
Messianic Ethics: Jesus' Proclamation of the Kingdomof God andDetails...
Mission-Focused Congregations: A Bible StudyDetails...
Neglected Voices: Peace in the Old TestamentDetails...
On Jordan's Stormy Banks: Lessons from the Book of DeuteronomyDetails...
On the Pilgrims' Way: Conversations on Christian DiscipleshipDetails...
Opening the Bible: Essays by Howard H. CharlesDetails...
Reading the Anabaptist Bible: Reflections for every Day of the YearDetails...
Remember the Future: The Pastoral Theology of Paul the ApostleDetails...
The Greek New Testament AnalyzedDetails...
The Ten Commandments and Christian CommunityDetails...
Through the Eyes of Another: Intercultural Reading of the BibleDetails...
Using Scripture in a Global Age: Framing Biblical IssuesDetails...

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