Historia de la Iglesia I

In thirty brief chapters, Ken Hemphill walks you through the history of God's kingdom, tracing its roots and tracking its resiliency through the pages of the Old Testament and the teachings of Christ-watching it explode in the early church and cascade into our current century-rolling, pulsating through people's lives and revealing God's power through time and eternity. With it comes the pure resolve of being focused on one thing-God's kingdom-and discovering how this one-track mindset clarifies our calling in life, invigorates our everyday, and deepens our relationship with God and with...

Este libro es un valioso recurso para aprender mas de la persona de Cristo y a la vez aprender de la geografia historica para poder entender mejor las Escrituras."

The present debate on the so-called "Deuteronomistic History" has become quite confusing and in recent years more and more scholars are inclined to deny the existence of a Deuteronomistic History as elaborated by Martin Noth or at least to modify this thesis radically. The contributions in this volume reflect the present state of discussion about the Deuteronomistic History. With one exception they have all been presented and discussed in three special sessions dedicated to "Deuteronomism" during the SBL International Meeting in Lausanne (July 1997). Three topics were treated: "The Future of...

En este volume, los autores se proponen eliminar la vision del cristianismo como una religion occidental y redescubrir su caracter mundial, fronterizo y transcultural. Asi muestran como la vitalidad de la fe Cristiana en los continents del sur y del este a principios de este siglo se convierte en un prisma para releer las teologias y practicas misioneras de antano.