A Whirlpool of Torment

"A Whirlpool of Torment" by James L. Crenshaw explores the complex biblical portrayals of God as both savior and adversary, especially in the laments and wisdom literature of the Old Testament. Crenshaw examines the human struggle to reconcile divine justice with suffering, showing how ancient Israel used lamentation as a means of protest, faith, and theological reflection.

That First Christmas: The Wise Men

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128 p.

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BS 2458 M67 2010

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