Does God Command That We Curse Our Enemies? - Think Biblically - Biola University

The imprecatory psalms--some of the most difficult parts of the Bible, are the places in which the psalmist asks God to bring judgment on one's enemies, often in very harsh language. Talbot OT professor, Dr. Charlie Trimm, helps us understand how these psalms fit in with Jesus' command to

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Being God's Image: Why Creation Still Matters by Carmen Joy Imes

Jen Wilkin invites readers to rediscover the Ten Commandments—ten words often misunderstood, forgotten, or ignored—and helps believers delight in the

Ten Words to Live By: Delighting in and Doing What God Commands|Paperback

Eve's Legacy Is Both Sin and Redemption

Deuteronomy 30 Commentary

A Biblical Case for Christian Nonviolence – Instrument of Mercy

Jewish Roots of the Christian Faith (with David Mishkin)

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