Religious Studies

1& II Esdras, part of the Apocrypha, revises the Book of Ezra using supplemental materials from II Chronicles and Nehemiah, featuring theological debates and divine dictation of lost Hebrew Scriptures.

J. Andrew Dearman's 'The Book of Hosea' explores the covenant traditions of ancient Israel through the lens of the prophet Hosea, detailing themes of betrayal, judgment, and reconciliation.

The Gospel of Saint Luke in West-Saxon is an Old English translation of the Gospel of Luke, highlighting Jesus' compassion for the marginalized and his message of salvation.

'The Bible For Dummies' by Jeffrey Geoghegan and Michael Homan provides an accessible and comprehensive guide to understanding the Bible, appealing to both religious and secular audiences.

The Book of Margery Kempe is the earliest surviving autobiography in English, recounting the life, spiritual journey, and visions of Margery Kempe, a medieval wife, mother, and pilgrim.

'The Minor Prophets: God's Spokesmen' by Lucian Farrar Jr explores the messages and historical contexts of the twelve biblical minor prophets, emphasizing their importance despite the brevity of their writings.

'Approaching the New Testament' by Adam McClendon and John Cartwright serves as an engaging and practical introduction to the New Testament, providing historical context, detailed book analyses, and current-day applications for students.

The Ministry of the Word, Vol. 24, No. 06 delves into the prophetic messages of Jeremiah and Lamentations, offering a comprehensive study through twelve impactful messages delivered during the June 2020 semiannual training.

Max Lucado's 'Book of Ruth and Esther' offers 12 Bible studies on these two significant biblical books, ideal for personal or group exploration.

The NET Bible - Novum Testamentum Graece Diglot offers a dual-language New Testament with Greek text and English translation, complete with extensive notes and commentary for exegesis and language study.

Gordon J. Wenham's commentary on Leviticus revives this often-overlooked biblical text by exploring its original meaning and theological significance, emphasizing the call to holiness for contemporary Christians.

The NET Bible - Novum Testamentum Graece Diglot combines the Greek text of the New Testament with the English NET Bible, enriched with extensive textual notes and analysis.

Jonah: A Prophet's Journey from Rebellion to Redemption explores the story of prophet Jonah's defiance, God's relentless pursuit, and the eventual redemption of both Jonah and the city of Nineveh.

Revelations by Elaine Pagels delves into the historical and political context of the Book of Revelation, exploring its original intent as a critique of the Roman Empire and its later adaptation by Christians as a tool against heresy.

1& II Esdras, part of the Apocrypha, revises the Book of Ezra using supplemental materials from II Chronicles and Nehemiah, featuring theological debates and divine dictation of lost Hebrew Scriptures.