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Among the apostles, God’s redemptive work appears most dramatically in the life of Paul. Redeemed and transformed, Paul becomes an apostle who not only established churches throughout the ancient world, but who was also used by God to author much of what would become the New Testament. Understanding the exegetical and theological issues of Paul’s letters represents an important part of any Christi... more
Investigate the doctrine of salvation with Dr. R. Michael Allen as a guide. Christ is the proper starting point for understanding, integrating, and applying the doctrine of salvation, and Dr. Allen maintains this central focus as he considers the theological and historical context of this … more
The Bible is a vast, complex book, and while some of its contents can be understood by a child, much of it requires careful thought. How do we interpret the Bible correctly? Why do biblical scholars disagree on interpretation? Dr. Michael Heiser introduces students to the science and art … more
The Lexham Discourse Handbook series guides readers through the Greek text, integrating insights from the [[product product-id="131520" caption="Lexham Discourse Greek New Testament"]] and [[product product-id="4599" caption="Discourse Grammar of the Greek New Testament"]]. Each volume in … more
The Lexham Discourse Handbook series guides readers through the Greek text, integrating insights from the [[product product-id="131520" caption="Lexham Discourse Greek New Testament"]] and [[product product-id="4599" caption="Discourse Grammar of the Greek New Testament"]]. Each volume in … more
The Lexham Discourse Handbook series guides readers through the Greek text, integrating insights from the [[product product-id="131520" caption="Lexham Discourse Greek New Testament"]] and [[product product-id="4599" caption="Discourse Grammar of the Greek New Testament"]]. Each volume in … more
The biblical book that deals most extensively with romantic and sexual wisdom is the Song of Songs. In this commentary, A. Boyd Luter argues that the Song contains an inverted parallel structure that divides it into seven sections, taking a young couple from their initial longings and … more
This Evangelical Exegetical Commentary volume on Lamentations examines the language of intense lament and loss over Jerusalem. Old Testament expert Dr. Abner Chou provides detailed discussions of the authorship, date, and historical background, as well as textual and genre issues. Before … more
In Philemon, Seth M. Ehorn takes the uncommon stance that slavery is not the central issue of Philemon; instead, God’s providential work is. According to Ehorn, this is seen in the themes that Paul addresses throughout his letter: reconciliation, forgiveness, love, and … more
Set in the dark days of the judges, the book of Ruth tells the story of a family in crisis that experienced and extended the grace and kindness of God. Dr. Daniel I. Block brings to life the cast of characters in this narrative as he moves through each chapter, artfully bringing together … more
In-depth study of God’s Word requires engaging with it as it was written. The Lexham Press Original Languages Suite gives you all the tools you need to learn and study biblical Greek and Hebrew. Four different introductory grammars—three in Greek and one in Hebrew—present all the basics … more
Explore the book of Joshua with Dr. L. Daniel Hawk. As Dr. Hawk surveys the book, he highlights the artistry of the narrative in the telling of the story of Israel’s conquest of Canaan. You’ll explore the characters and themes of the book and gain an appreciation for biblical narrative in … more
Digitally transcribed by Logos Bible Software from hand-written papers, this resource includes five sermons by Charles Hodge on the Epistle to the Romans. Fully searchable with Logos Bible Software, these rare sermons from Charles Hodge are more accessible than ever. Title: Select Sermons … more
For three years Charles Hodge traveled abroad to continue his theological studies. He studied under some of the leading German theologians of the day and traveled through Paris, Halle, Berlin, Dresden, and more. During his travels, Hodge kept a journal where he recorded his thoughts about … more
Dig deeper into the Bible and learn study methods with over 90 videos. Title: DIY Bible Study Videos Author: Barry, John D. Publisher: Lexham Press Publication Date: 2014 more
In this volume, Seth M. Ehorn takes the uncommon stance that slavery is not the central issue of Philemon; instead, God’s providential work is. According to Ehorn, this is seen in the themes that Paul addresses throughout his letter: reconciliation, forgiveness, love, and … more
