Kregel Academic

01/15/2025

Kregel Academic's acclaimed Kerux Commentary series is helpful for Biblical scholars, whether you are researching intimacy in marriage relationships in Song of Songs, or the importance of corporate worship in Leviticus. This series highlights the main message of any passage by combining the insights of an experienced Bible exegete and a homiletician.

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01/14/2025

The central theological claim of Christianity, that Jesus is God incarnate, finds eager detractors across a wide spectrum, from scholars to individuals of other faiths. The Incarnate Christ and His Critics examines what those detractors have said and present a defense of the deity of Christ based on Scriptural evidence.

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01/13/2025

Warfare in the Old Testament helps bridge the gap between the modern reader and the world of the Old Testament by using textual and physical evidence to describe ancient military practices. Of special interest are author Boyd Seevers’ treatments of the role that religion played in these ancient warfare practices.

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01/08/2025

The apostolic fathers are early and important links to apostolic Christianity. A Reader’s Lexicon of the Apostolic Fathers will spur many students of the New Testament to explore the writings of the apostolic fathers and wrestle with their content, theology, praxis, use of the New Testament, and devotion to the risen Lord.

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01/07/2025

Throughout the book of Leviticus, the priests and the Levites receive special responsibilities to help Israel in both these spheres. In Leviticus: Kerux Commentaries, authors Michael A. Harbin and Mark C. Biehl show how Leviticus lays out three related practices that would hold these relationships together for the nation of Israel: corporate worship; personal and collective holiness; and righteous living as a covenant community.

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01/06/2025

Kregel Academic will be at the DEFEND Conference from January 6-10 at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. Rob Bowman, one of the authors of The Incarnate Christ and His Critics, will be one of the speakers. If you are attending the conference and like or share this post and are the first one to show it to Kevin at the Kregel table you will win a free book.

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01/03/2025

from A Reader's Lexicon of the Apostolic Fathers by Daniel B. Wallace PREFACE This volume is the second in a series of reader’s lexica. The first was A New Reader’s Lexicon of the Greek New Testament, by Michael H. Burer and Jeffrey E. Miller, appearing in 2008. At the urging of the editors at Kregel Publications, principally Jim Weaver, Dennis Hillman, and Paul Hillman, I accepted the role of senior editor for this new series....

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01/02/2025

Jesus is the One who makes all things new. This new year, take the time to reflect on what that means for you personally, and how Jesus accomplished this in his time and world. The Incarnate Christ and His Critics explores the role of Jesus in his community and what those around at the time and since have said who he was in contrast with Scripture.

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12/30/2024

Kregel Academic will be at the DEFEND Conference this upcoming January 6-10 at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. Rob Bowman, one of the authors of The Incarnate Christ and His Critics, will be one of the speakers at this apologetics conference.

https://nobts.events/defend/

12/25/2024

This Christmas we celebrate that Jesus came to earth as God in human form, incarnate. He arrived as a baby, which we celebrate as a time of peace and joy and a silent night. This claim has met with criticism from a variety of sources—people who speculate that Jesus was not God on earth, but was instead everything from a guru to an angel. This Christmas, explore these alternate viewpoints of the identity of Jesus with the strong support of Biblical scholarship found in The Incarnate Christ and His Critics that shows that he was God on earth.

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12/24/2024

Whether you are researching corporate worship in the time of Leviticus or intimacy in marriage relationships in Song of Songs, the Kerux Commentaries series offers research that highlights the main message of any passage by combining the insights of an experienced Bible exegete and a homiletician.

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12/23/2024

Based on the Big Idea preaching model, Kerux enhances the reader’s ability to deliver a message that is biblical, cohesive, and dynamic. Leviticus: Kerux Commentaries explores the idea that just as the Israelites’ complex relationships with family and neighbors formed a foundation for both cultural and personal wellbeing, the church today is called to pursue wholistic shalom in its own time and place.

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12/18/2024

Being equipped to answer questions about suffering and evil, Christians can persevere in faith, share their faith, and defend the faith when confronted with these inevitable challenges of living in a fallen world. 40 Questions About Suffering and Evil author Greg Welty offers perspectives on some of the deepest questions about suffering including those exploring God's will and the presence of evil in the world.

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12/17/2024

In the newest volume of the Kerux Commentaries series, Ecclesiastes and Song of Songs, authors Jordan W. Jones and Chris Pascarella work together to explain the essential message for the original listeners or readers, unpack its timeless truth, and then provide a contemporary restatement and communication insights for the key biblical concept of these important books of the Bible.

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12/16/2024

How can church communities, both on the congregational and individual level, address the emotional and physical barriers preventing individuals with disabilities from fully participating in church? One Body, One Spirit provides a vision for full integration, outlines how to conduct a disability audit, and offers a five-step plan for how to change the culture of your church.

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12/11/2024

In Pneumaformity, author Mark J. Keown offers readers a fuller understanding of the Spirit's work in individuals, the church, and the world by addressing topics like the Spirit's integrating work within the Christian community and its role in conversion.

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12/10/2024

In Leviticus: Kerux Commentaries, authors Michael A. Harbin and Mark C. Biehl show how Leviticus lays out three related practices that would hold these relationships together for the nation of Israel: corporate worship; personal and collective holiness; and righteous living as a covenant community.

Now Available. https://a.co/d/4Y8EWZR