The Problem of War in the Old Testament
The predominance of war in the Old Testament troubles many Christians. However, it is an issue that must be faced, says Peter Craigie, because it has serious ramifications for contemporary Christian attitudes about war. Craigie categorizes the problems into two kinds — personal and external. The personal problems arise from the Christian’s attempt to grapple with the emphasis on war in a book fundamental to the faith. Three areas are considered here: the representation of God as a Warrior; God's revelation of himself in a book that preserves an extensive amount of war literature; and the seemingly conflicting ethics taught in the Old and New Testament.
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The Trinity (Guides to Theology)
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4,000 Questions and Answers on the Bible
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Walk Like Jesus
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Leviticus: Holistic Holiness
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Called to Serve: A Basic Bible Survey for Orthodox Christ...
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Biblical Studies: How to Interpret the Bible
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The Beginnings of Christianity, Part I: The Acts of the A...
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What Is Biblical Preaching?
The booklet is a brief account of the main principles on which expository preaching is based.
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