A Companion to the Old Testament (eBook, ePUB) - Haynes, Donald
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The Holy Bible is the most revered book in the Christian world, but the affirmation "The Bible says" so often reflects the speaker or writer more than it does the honest content of the sacred writ. This book does not cherry-pick the author's favorite chapters and verses. It helps the reader to understand the message of the biblical writer, the context of the times the words were written, and the eternal Word of God in each passage. It is truly a companion to the Bible, both accessible side by side. Modern critical scholarship is reflected, but from a "high" view of scriptural authority as "the Word of God for the People of God."…mehr

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The Holy Bible is the most revered book in the Christian world, but the affirmation "The Bible says" so often reflects the speaker or writer more than it does the honest content of the sacred writ. This book does not cherry-pick the author's favorite chapters and verses. It helps the reader to understand the message of the biblical writer, the context of the times the words were written, and the eternal Word of God in each passage. It is truly a companion to the Bible, both accessible side by side. Modern critical scholarship is reflected, but from a "high" view of scriptural authority as "the Word of God for the People of God."

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Donald Haynes has been a Methodist preacher and teacher for sixty-six years-as a pastor, a denominational executive, and a seminary professor. He is a graduate from High Point University and Duke Divinity School with an honorary doctorate from Pfeiffer University. He has seen five of his previously written books published and two more currently submitted manuscripts. His articles have been published in three nationally circulated periodicals. He is a native of North Carolina, a husband of sixty-four years, father of three children, seven grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren.