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"Individuals and groups who turn
again to the Bible with Grimsruds book in hand will
find themselves engaged in much lively discussion and
strengthened in their love for this great story of
Gods plan for our world. "Even though Biblical Theology is
always risky business, Ted Grimsrud gives us good reason
to question whether the task is, in fact, as impossible
as many have proclaimed. Students and scholars of the
Bible often develop a strange fear of 'big picture'
discussions. This work, however, shows us why such
efforts can be highly productive." "Ted Grimsrud has written an
excellent introduction to the Bible from an
Anabaptist/liberationist perspective. The studied breadth
and depth of the book make it ideal as an introductory
(upper level) high school or college text, upon which an
instructor would then build, or for use in adult
Christian education. Gods Healing Strategy is both a defense of God and the Holy Scriptures, Old and New Testaments. As a pastor, college professor, and biblical theologian, Grimsrud argues his case clearly. . . . Each chapter is chock-full of stimulating discussion points making the book a cross between a refreshing Sunday sermon and a Bible study lesson. James E. Brenneman, in the Foreword Summary: In lively and accessible style, Gods Healing Strategy portrays God's persevering love as the heart of the Bible's message. Bible study can focus on details at the expense of the Bibles overarching themes. Without losing sight of the details, this short but thorough book identifies God's healing love as the central theme of the Bible and challenges Christians to let that love shape lives today. Shelving: Biblical studies, Old Testament and New Testamentoverview of the Bible; Salvationbiblical teaching; Peacebiblical teaching. BISAC: Religion/Bibles RTM: 690 Religion/Ethics Market: College or seminary students, advanced high school students, professors, pastors and church leaders, church study groups interested in a thoughtful yet relatively simple introduction to the Bible. The Author: Ted Grimsrud, Harrisonburg, Virginia, is Assistant Professor of Theology and Peace Studies and coordinator of the Justice, Peace, and Conflict Studies Program at Eastern Mennonite University. He has written Triumph Of The Lamb (Herald Press, 1987) and co-edited Peace And Justice Shall Embrace: Power And Theopolitics in the Bible (Pandora Press U.S., 2000). Publisher: Pandora
Press U.S. (copublished and codistributed by Herald
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