Biblical Commentary
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The Chrysostom Bible - Genesis: A Commentary
$16.00In the first book of this series, the author, Paul Nadim Tarazi, presents a discussion of the Book of Genesis, which, he argues, sets the tone, defines the vocabulary, and introduces the plot of the biblical story. Learn More -
Land and Covenant
$20.00"Land and Covenant," was personally commissioned by +Metropolitan Philip Saliba. In this book, Tarazi addresses the root cause of Palestinian suffering—and Middle Eastern strife generally—through a stunningly comprehensive analysis of the Biblical story.
A Finnish translation of Land and Covenant (Pyha maa - kenelle luvattu?) is available. Please contact merja.merras@phnet.fi for orders.
Pyhä maa - kenelle luvattu?
Merja Merras
Lähi-idän poliittinen ja uskonnollinen tilanne on jatkuvasti umpisolmussa, ja osansa siitä kantavat lännen kristityt, jotka tukevat Israelin valtiota uskoen sen olevan Raamatussa ennustettu lopunaikojen merkki kristikunnalle. Asian voi nähdä myös aivan toisin ja siitä kertoo tämä vastikään suomennettu kirja, jonka tekijä on amerikkalainen raamattutieteitten professori. Hänen mukaansa Jumala ei ole kiinnostunut valtakuntien synnystä ja sortumisesta, vaan ainoastaan globaalista oikeudenmukaisuudesta.
ISBN: 1-60191-015-0
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Sivuja: 162
Sidonta: pehmeäkant. liimasid.
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Matthew and the Canon
$20.00This is the fourth and final volume of Fr. Tarazi's New Testament introduction tetralogy. In addition to his exegesis on the Book of Matthew, Fr. Tarazi discusses the formation of the New Testament canon and the Gospel of Matthew, which he argues was intentionally written as the closing book within this canon. Learn More -
The Chrysostom Bible - Philippians: A Commentary
$16.00In this volume, the author, Paul Nadim Tarazi, presents a reading of Philippians that uses the text "according to its own literary fabric," challenging the reader "to join the community of the Apostle's Philippians while listening to his letter...not to 'fathom' God's kingdom, but to inherit it." Learn More -
The Chrysostom Bible - Romans: A Commentary
$20.00In this volume, the author, Paul Nadim Tarazi, explains that Romans, "the one gospel meant for all the nations living in the Roman empire East and West," was addressed to the capital city and positioned at the beginning of the Pauline corpus to emphasize the universality of St. Paul's teaching. Not only Romans, he argues, but all of Paul's epistles were meant to be read at church gatherings everywhere, "together with the Old Testament." Learn More