Product Description: Escrituras Bíblicas aplicadas a la vida práctica contemporánea, a partir del estudio fresco del libro de Ester. Exposiciones detalladas y comentarios útiles en cada capitulo tanto para el lector poco familiarizado con el texto bíblico como para el lector más educado en asuntos teológicos...read more

Product Description: For thousands of years, sincere seekers of Truth have searched for answers to some of the most perplexing questions mankind has asked. Is there really a God? And if there is a God, then how can man come to understand who He really is? Did He really create everything that exists in the universe and beyond? What is this thing called Sin that exists in the universe? Where can the answers to these questions be found? Many seekers have relied upon the Bible as a source for finding these answers...read more

Product Description: This thirty year study of the Tabernacle of Moses, took me into the life of Jesus Christ. I began to see the parallel of the salvation plan along with the tabernacle of Moses come together. I saw where Noah was told by God to build the ark...read more

Product Description: English summary: Nadine Hamilton shows that for Bonhoeffer, the Bible is not simply an object of interpretation; rather, that which the Bible testifies must itself guide the process of understanding. Thus any understanding of scripture that corresponds to the reality of Christ can only be a scriptural interpretation which involves the hearing subject...read more

At the dedication of the Temple of Solomon, when the Ark was brought into the most holy place, there was nothing in it but the two tables, 1 Kings viii. 9. and therefore when the Philistines took the Ark, they took out of it the book of the Law, and the golden pot of Manna, and Aaron's Rod. And this and other losses in the desolation of Israel, by the conquering Philistines, might give occasion to Samuel, after some respite from those enemies, to recollect the scattered writings of Moses and Joshua, and the records of the Patriarchs and Judges, and compose them in the form now extant. The book of Ruth is a history of things done in the days of the Judges, and may be looked upon as an addition to the book of the Judges, written by the same author, and at the same time. For it was written after the birth of David, Ruth iv. 17, 22. and not long after, because the history of Boaz and Ruth, the great grandfather and great grandmother of David, and that of their contemporaries, could not well be remembered above two or three generations. And since this book derives the genealogy of David from Boaz and Ruth, and omits David's elder brothers and his sons; it was written in honour of David, after he was anointed King by Samuel, and before he had children in Hebron, and by consequence in the reign of Saul. It proceeds not to the history of David, and therefore seems to have been written presently after he was anointed. They judge well therefore who ascribe to Samuel the books of Joshua, Judges, and Ruth.