Search - /Doctrine and Theology/Israel/ : Inter-Varsity Press

Doctrine and Theology

Israel

Old Testament History Interpretation Textual Interpretation Character

Please choose from the related categories to refine your results.
To remove a category from your search click its 'x' button.

Results, Page 1 of 1

Israelite Religions (Apollos)

Richard S. Hess

A biblical and archaeological survey Published :19/10/2007

Summary : Recent decades have seen important archaeological and documentary discoveries from the ancient Near East that shed light on ancient Israel and its religious practices. This introduction surveys the importance of these discoveries and juxtaposes them with the Old Testament narratives.

Ancient Near Eastern Thought and the Old Testament (Apollos)

John H. Walton

Introducing the conceptual world of the Hebrew Bible Published :19/01/2007

Summary : An excellent introduction to comparative studies of the Old Testament and its cultural context.

Surprised by Jesus (IVP)

Tim Stafford

His agenda for changing everything in AD 30 and today Published :16/06/2006

Summary : A fresh look at Jesus' life and ministry in his own context, with searching applications for today.

Christian Zionism (IVP)

Stephen Sizer

Road-map to Armageddon? Published :19/11/2004

Summary : A comprehensive examination and assessment of the history, theology and political implications of Christian Zionism.

The Story of Israel (Apollos)

C. Marvin Pate, J. Daniel Hays, E. Randolph Richards, W. Dennis Tucker, Jr, Preben Vang

A biblical theology Published :19/11/2004

Summary : A new biblical theology of the Old and New Testaments

View product information
Out of Stock
£14.99

The faith of Israel (Apollos)

W. J. Dumbrell

A theological survey of the Old Testament Published :20/09/2002

Summary : Comprehensive overview of the theology of each Old Testament book.

Shades of Sheol (Apollos)

Philip Johnston

Death and afterlife in the Old Testament Published :19/07/2002

Summary : Philip Johnston examines Israelite views on death and afterlife as reflected in the Hebrew Bible and in material remains, and sets them in their cultural, literary and theological contexts. This important study sheds fresh light on Israelite beliefs, in an area central to late Christian faith.