Reviewed by: BreeAnna Bailey, a professional writing major at Taylor University Introduction Title: Not Alone Author: Miriam Neff Publisher: Regnery Faith Publication Date: October 23, 2017 Format: Paperback Length: 224 Pages OVERVIEW Miriam Neff is a widow herself and therefore possesses a unique ability to portray the stories of biblical widows in a realistic manner. She personalizes these accounts and not only draws the […]
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(Book review) Handbook to the Bible, 5th Edition
Reviewed by: Dennis E. Hensley, Ph.D., professor of communication at Taylor University Introduction Title: Handbook to the Bible, 5th Edition Author: David and Pat Alexander Publisher: Zondervan Publication Date: December, 2017 Format: Hardbound Book Length: 814 pages OVERVIEW Except for the fact that this book is printed in 8-point type (very hard for older folks to read without a magnifying glass), it […]
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(Book review) Zondervan Handbook of Biblical Archaeology
Reviewed by: Dr. Dennis E. Hensley, professor of communication at Taylor University. Introduction Title: Zondervan Handbook of Biblical Archaeology Author: Randall Price with H. Wayne House Publisher: Zondervan Publication Date: November 28, 2017 Format: Hardbound Book Length: 408 pages OVERVIEW This textbook provides verification of the existence of biblical kings and prophets, as well as the miraculous occurrences chronicled in the […]
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(Book review) Known by God
Reviewed by Abigail Kessler, a professional writing major at Taylor University. Introduction Title: Known by God Author: Brian S. Rosner (general editor Jonathan Lunde) Publisher: Zondervan Publication Date: September 12, 2017 Format: Paperback Length: 274 pages OVERVIEW The latest instalment in Zondervan’s Biblical Theology for Life series tackles a much more personal subject: identity. As with all the books in […]
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