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Criticism, interpretation

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Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus

Mary Shelley

1831 ★ 4.0

Genesis and the Decay of the Nations

Ken Ham

1991

The Upanishads and life

William Spence Urquhart

1916

The Lord is King

Ronald S. Wallace

1979

Midrashic selections

Pinkas Rudolf Weis

1955

Eat this book

Eugene H. Peterson

2005

Promised-land living

J. Oswald Sanders

1984

The prophetic literature

Petersen, David L.

2002

He still moves stones

Max Lucado

1993

The Bible in the medieval world

Beryl Smalley, Katherine Walsh, Diana Wood

1985

Multipurpose tools for Bible study

Frederick W. Danker

1960

Jesus in the Talmud

Bernhard Pick

1913

Commentary on the Psalms

Theodore Bishop of Mopsuestia

2006

The Old Testament in the Book of Revelation

Steve Moyise

1995

Biblical scholarship and inspiration

Evans, Llewelyn John

1891

Paul and power Christology

Anthony Iffen Umoren

2008

Zondervan Illustrated Bible Backgrounds Commentary

John H. Walton

2009

Nag Hammadi and the Gospel tradition

C. M. Tuckett

1986

Calling Jesus names

Bruce J. Malina

1988

Are you a true disciple? (John MacArthur's Bible Studies)

John MacArthur

1990

Paintings of the Lotus Sutra

Willa J. Tanabe

1988

Moses and civilization

Robert A. Paul

1996

Reading scripture with the church Fathers

Hall, Christopher A.

1998

The Bible as our guide for spiritual growth

William Powell Tuck

1999

The truth about tongues

John MacArthur

1984

Life anew

Barbara A. Bozak

1991

Gospel truth?

Graham N. Stanton

1995

The Jewish world around the New Testament

Richard Bauckham

2010

The Seventy Weeks and the Great Tribulation

Philip Mauro

1923

The brother of Jesus and the lost teachings of Christianity

Jeffrey Bütz

2005

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