By tracing the organic growth of Scripture's future-oriented expectation, What Is the Bible? presents the central hope of the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. For those who have wondered how the many parts of Scripture fit together, this book provides an answer. By painting the story of Scripture in broad brush strokes, this book enables the reader to better understand how the details fit into the big picture. What Is the Bible? presents the exhilarating reality that for...

At the heart of God's story is the hope that all things lost to man will one day be made new.The Bible presents a single narrative that begins in Genesis and ends in Revelation. Although the sixty-six books that make up the Bible are undoubtedly diverse, they all testify in unique ways to the working out of God's redemptive plan. Scripture's Story proposes that every book of the Bible testifies of the coming day when God's promised Offspring will destroy evil, restore crea...

At the heart of God's story is the hope that all things lost to man will one day be made new.The Bible presents a single narrative that begins in Genesis and ends in Revelation. Although the sixty-six books that make up the Bible are undoubtedly diverse, they all testify in unique ways to the working out of God's redemptive plan. Scripture's Story proposes that every book of the Bible testifies of the coming day when God's promised Offspring will destroy evil, restore crea...

A practical, understandable, and accessible resource for learning the language of the New Testament.Introducing Koine Greek is intentionally designed to assist the student in learning Koine Greek without becoming overwhelmed. Each of the twenty-nine chapters are written concisely and structured logically. Every translation activity and grammatical exercise is aimed to build confidence and assurance in the student's ability to read, understand, and translate the texts of the New Tes...

In "The Sieges of Vienna by the Turks," Karl August Schimmer presents a meticulously researched narrative that encapsulates the complex historical events surrounding the Ottoman sieges of Vienna in 1529 and 1631. Through an engaging blend of historical analysis and vivid storytelling, Schimmer employs a rich, descriptive literary style that immerses readers in the political, social, and military intricacies of the time. This work not only delves into the tactical maneuvers and key figures ...

Two of the greatest needs for students of the Greek New Testament are motivation and daily practice. To build and maintain reading proficiency, students must see the practical difference made by knowing the language as they cultivate the habit of daily reading. With contributions from 37 New Testament scholars, A Daily Greek Devotional seeks to meet these needs.Each of the 365 devotions consists of a carefully selected passage, a sentence or two of context, and a brief par...