They Spoke from God: A Survey of the Old Testament by William Williams

By William Williams

Weaves jointly previous and New testomony passages to teach how they inform the tale of God at paintings to redeem His humans. offers scholars with a uncomplicated take hold of of proper Scriptures and relates them to old, theological, and moral questions.

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2) prophetic? (3) authentic? (4) dynamic? 54 Christians commonly believe that canonization did not come through an exclusive committee of patriarchs, or church fathers. Instead it gradually took place under the guidance of the Holy Spirit. It involved an extended process that was both natural and dynamic; the inspired writings were collected throughout the Old Testament period, for more than a thousand years. When the books of the last writing prophets—Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi—were added, the Old Testament canon was complete.

At the same time he knows how to make the Bible relevant and alive to his students. He has pastored in Maryland and New Jersey and has taught in several overseas colleges and seminaries. Stanley M. D. Distinguished Professor of Bible and Theology Emeritus Assemblies of God Theological Seminary Contributors William Barnes is Assistant Professor of Pastoral Ministries at North Central University. D. in Hebrew Bible from Harvard Divinity School. He formerly taught at South-eastern College of the Assemblies of God.

Many have pointed to its ability to elevate values within a culture. It can enrich personal and societal views of life and overall worldviews. Some have found comfort in its pages when they were pressed by the problems of everyday life. But these and a host of other claims for the importance of the Bible, even taken collectively, do not get to the heart of how valuable the Bible is. The Bible is prized because it is the Word of God to humanity. It reveals God and candidly describes humanity. The English word “bible” comes from the Greek word biblion.

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