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Condition: new. Duncan, Daniel (illustrator).

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Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 32 pages. 8.40x0.30x9.90 inches. In Stock. Duncan, Daniel (illustrator).

Hardcover. Condition: Brand New. 32 pages. 8.40x0.30x9.90 inches. In Stock. Duncan, Daniel (illustrator).

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Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Who is Jesus Jared Neusch and Connor Shram, two authors who love Jesus, want kids to meet the real Messiah.Jesus is the core to understanding our faith in a deep and personal way. Introducing kids to Jesus at a young age can help them build a lifelong, unshakeable trust in him. The authors' goal is to provide stories about Jesus that are fun and exciting, reflect the playful imagination God gave to each of his children, and reveal the radical, timeless example of Jesus' message.Even young children, through God's help, are ready to know the real Jesus. That's why each book in this series features key biblical values, presented in a fun, funny, engaging, and lasting way. The story of Jesus Is for Kids! Each colorful, illustrated book in the Jesus Is for Kids series will help children: - Build their knowledge of who Jesus is- Bring them into a deeper relationship with him- And lead kids to a love of ScriptureAn entertaining read-aloud for parents and children's ministry leaders to share with little ones, Jesus and the Outsiders is about how sometimes we feel left out and lonely. Sometimes we exclude others because we're afraid or unsure. How did Jesus treat the Outsiders - Did he make a club only some people can join - Or did he invite everyone to his table We find the answer in the words and actions of Jesus. This book tells three biblical stories of Jesus and an outsider who was looking for belonging: the Samaritan woman at the well, Zacchaeus, and the repentant thief on the cross. The humorous text and delightful illustrations lead children to discover that like Jesus, we can be inclusive of people different than us. We can appreciate the diversity of people God created in his image. And we can give others the universal love and acceptance that Jesus gave us. Duncan, Daniel (illustrator).…

Hardback. Condition: New. Duncan, Daniel (illustrator).

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Jared Neusch offers a fresh reading of Pauls theology, particularly concerning pistis, time, and his rereading of the Scriptures, arguing that the opposition between salvation history and apocalyptic, continuity and discontinuity imposes misleading frameworks on Paul's thought. Drawing on Relevance Theory for semantic analysis and engaging with key voices in Pauline scholarship, Neusch critiques prevailing temporal assumptions and proposes Relationalism as a useful temporal framework that more accurately accounts for Pauls apocalyptic epistemology.Neusch thus focuses on Galatians 3, making a critical argument regarding Abraham, Christ, and pistis. With a defining of the much-contested term apocalyptic, a challenging of the controlling continuity vs. discontinuity paradigm, the introduction of Relationalism as a new way forward for considering time in Paul, and finally, a rereading of pistis (and thus Abraham), Neusch provides a fresh reading of Paul in Galatians, unconstrained by binary paradigms, that sufficiently accounts for the impact of the revelation of Christ in Paul. Jared Neusch moves the apocalyptic Paul beyond the continuity/discontinuity paradigm, proposes a Christ-centered reading of Galatians 3:14:11, integrates relationalism as a temporal framework, and offers fresh insights on Pauls use of pistis. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Jared Neusch offers a fresh reading of Pauls theology, particularly concerning pistis, time, and his rereading of the Scriptures, arguing that the opposition between salvation history and apocalyptic, continuity and discontinuity imposes misleading frameworks on Paul's thought. Drawing on Relevance Theory for semantic analysis and engaging with key voices in Pauline scholarship, Neusch critiques prevailing temporal assumptions and proposes Relationalism as a useful temporal framework that more accurately accounts for Pauls apocalyptic epistemology.Neusch thus focuses on Galatians 3, making a critical argument regarding Abraham, Christ, and pistis. With a defining of the much-contested term apocalyptic, a challenging of the controlling continuity vs. discontinuity paradigm, the introduction of Relationalism as a new way forward for considering time in Paul, and finally, a rereading of pistis (and thus Abraham), Neusch provides a fresh reading of Paul in Galatians, unconstrained by binary paradigms, that sufficiently accounts for the impact of the revelation of Christ in Paul. Jared Neusch moves the apocalyptic Paul beyond the continuity/discontinuity paradigm, proposes a Christ-centered reading of Galatians 3:14:11, integrates relationalism as a temporal framework, and offers fresh insights on Pauls use of pistis. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…