Bible et Terre Sainte

Pocas empresas pueden ser más difíciles que escribir algo a modo de introducción para el siguiente trabajo. No requiere ninguna introducción. Es una cuestión de historia. Ha sido leída y admirada por una generación, está ya en manos de una segunda, y pronto pasará a una tercera. Es esta última circunstancia, de hecho, la que quizás pueda disculpar un intento que, de otro modo, estaría expuesto a la acusación de temeridad. Los jóvenes tienen derecho a preguntar cuáles fueron las circunstancias de la primera publicación de un volumen tan importante, cuál fue la impresión que...

Using texts from both the Old and New Testaments, an Argentine-born Dominican priest and missionary explores the beauty and meanings of ceremonial colors of vestments worn during the year--from the expectant hope of Advent to the glorious celebrations of Easter and Pentecost.

When the Lord promised the land of Canaan to Abram and his descendants (Gen 15:7), every part of it was already occupied by other peoples. The long Journey to possession of the Promised Land was prepared by God, yet it led through a path of adversity. We, the readers of the Old Testament, are left to wonder why." In this engaging commentary on Exodus, Alec Motyer explores the character of God through his covenant promises and persistent faithfulness to the people of Israel. Through the story of Israel we are exposed to an unquenchable fire: God the Savior, the Companion and the Indweller, who ...

"I am concerned," says John McArthur, "about the growing tendency in the Christian community ot create and empower leaders in the business world that don't understand the church from Jesus' perspective." Concerned about their image and their effectiveness, many Christian leaders easily fall into the temptation to rewrite the Biblical role of the pastor in order to fit into the role of "Chief Executive". This is the third in a trilogy and a valuable asset for encouraging both current pastors and future pastors. In a time when many pastors get caught up in the "marketing" of their church, this...