Rene Sloan offers her perspective on our children's book You Are Wonderful: Psalm 139 for Children by Melissa Heiland in this review!
8 Questions with Rodney Macready about Retiring Retirement
Hendrickson is pleased to share with you an exclusive interview that we conducted with Rodney Macready, the author of Retiring Retirement. Rodney's aim in this book is to achieve a paradigm shift—to get us thinking that retirement does not need to mean the end of productivity completely. He challenges us to evaluate our current concept … Continue reading 8 Questions with Rodney Macready about Retiring Retirement
How reading these verses with a Jewish perspective completely changed their meaning for me
by Maggie Swofford, Marketing and Editorial Assistant This week, as I was reading through Matthew 8-15 in The Complete Jewish Study Bible for our Bible book club of Matthew (sign up HERE, if you haven’t already!), I stumbled across a passage and corresponding note that really surprised me and changed my view of these verses. … Continue reading How reading these verses with a Jewish perspective completely changed their meaning for me
Book Review: The Complete Jewish Study Bible
Nathan Albright offers his thoughtful perspective on The Complete Jewish Study Bible in this review:
The Complete Jewish Study Bible: Insights For Jews & Christians, Illuminating The Jewishness Of God’s Word, edited by Rabbi Barry Rubin
[Note: This book was provided free of charge by Hendrickson Bibles. All thoughts and opinions are my own.]
As someone who reads and reviews Bibles on a regular basis [1], there are often a few approaches I have when it comes to examining a Bible for its usefulness. How does the text read? What sort of extra features and commentary does it contain about the material? How does the Bible approach the essential unity of the scriptures concerning the high place of God’s law and the importance of faith and obedience among believers? Does the book address and deal with the essentially Hebraic nature of the writers of both testaments [2]? How does the book address textual issues and a long history of faulty translation of material, especially in…
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“To Be Thankful” by Robert Dingley — Excerpt from Day By Day with the English Puritans
In honor of Thanksgiving and the intentional time of remembrance that it brings of our blessings reaped from the hand of God, Hendrickson would like to share this excerpt from Day by Day with the English Puritans. Robert Dingley's sermon, named "To Be Thankful," delves into the importance of thanking God for our blessings and … Continue reading “To Be Thankful” by Robert Dingley — Excerpt from Day By Day with the English Puritans
What we’re learning in Matthew 1-7 from The Complete Jewish Study Bible
For the next four weeks, our office is reading through the book of Matthew (Mattityahu) in The Complete Jewish Study Bible. In case you missed the first post on why we’re doing this, here it is. Here, we offer a few of our own thoughts and reflections on what we’re learning in our Bible book … Continue reading What we’re learning in Matthew 1-7 from The Complete Jewish Study Bible
God with Us: A Beautiful Reminder from The Complete Jewish Study Bible
By Patricia Anders, Editorial Director As I write this, we are currently in the time (September–October) of Sukkot, or the Feast of Tabernacles. It’s something that many Christians may not be aware of (I had never heard of it until I visited Israel in the month of October many years ago). I happen to live … Continue reading God with Us: A Beautiful Reminder from The Complete Jewish Study Bible
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Working at a Christian publishing house definitely has its perks. Besides the wonderful feeling that comes with being part of a team that makes books for a living, sometimes certain projects come along that really feel special. The Complete Jewish Study Bible is one of those projects. What is The Complete Jewish Study Bible? It’s … Continue reading Join our Complete Jewish Study Bible reading club and get a FREE e-book!
Q & A with the Grandson of Meredith G. Kline
We are very excited to share with you this interview we did with Jonathan Kline, the grandson of Meredith G. Kline! Jonathan talks about his grandfather's posthumously published book Genesis: A New Commentary, which was written just after the late scholar finished his magnum opus, Kingdom Prologue, and distills his mature views on the book … Continue reading Q & A with the Grandson of Meredith G. Kline
What is Virtue and What Does It Have to Do with Me? — Q&A with Kevin Brown
Hendrickson has the exciting opportunity to interview Kevin Brown, the author of Designed for Good. Designed for Good is a study of classical virtue ethics from a Christian perspective. This book shows Christians that their faith contains resources to help them recover the idea of virtue in the face of our modern moral bewilderment. 1. What … Continue reading What is Virtue and What Does It Have to Do with Me? — Q&A with Kevin Brown
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