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Preston-Ortiz, Dr. Dina

Ortiz, Don

Human Resources

Deo Publishing

This is the first comprehensive study of the origins, history, and theology of Oneness Pentecostalism. “In Jesus’ Name” tells the story of the third stream of Pentecostalism. Oneness Pentecostalism is the heterodox movement that was expelled from the Assemblies of God in 1916, because of rejection of doctrine of the trinity and the insistence of water baptism in the name of Lord Jesus Christ.Reed in his research traces the movement, now estimated to have 14 million members worldwide.

In Jesus Name - The History and Beliefs of Oneness Penecostals

Religion & Spirituality

Reed, David A.

Christian Books & Bibles

This book begins with an introduction situating Paul’s letter in time and space, and is followed by a detailed discussion of each section of the letter, verse-by-verse commentary, and a theological discussion with challenging questions for individual or group study.
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An authoritative commentary from an outstanding biblical scholar.
This award-winning book is a thoroughly lucid and accessible commentary on what is one of St Paul’s key letters and a major text of earliest Christianity and the New Testament. Based on a lifetime of top-level scholarship, it merits the attention of biblical scholars and students, with the additional benefit for Pentecostal pastors and their congregations of inspiring group discussion and practical application.
The introduction situates Paul’s letter in time and space is followed by a detailed discussion of each section of the letter, annotated verse-by-verse commentary, and a theological discussion with challenging questions for individual or group study.
From the reviews:
Gordon Fee’s Galatians is a masterful example of a commentary that combines serious exegetical labor with penetrating insight into the challenges facing Pentecostal congregations today. – Matthew E. Gordley,
Pneuma
Fee’s masterful summaries of complex issues and clear explanations of his favored positions are obviously the fruit of his years of labor in the book.
While this commentary may be of most benefit to the Pentecostal scholar, students of the Bible from all traditions will richly benefit from Fee’s clear explanations and thoughtful reflections on Paul’s letter to the Galatians. –
Christopher R. Bruno, Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society

Galatians (Pentecostal Commentary)

Gordon D. Fee

Where do we go after death? What happens to us? What factors influence our destiny? What will happen to the world in years to come? Is there a controlling divine force in human experience? Is there a plan, or is life a product of random occurrences, of chance? Why is it the righteous who are persecuted and suffer while the wicked seem to prosper? Is there justice in the universe?
The book of Revelation offers answers to many of these questions. Since, however, it is one of the more difficult of the New Testament books to read and interpret, it is often overlooked, neglected, or even avoided by today’s Christians. Yet it addresses many prophetic issues of importance to those seeking to understand God’s plan for the future. Speaking through its heavy symbolism and sometimes strange visions of heaven, angels, beasts, earthly turmoil and destruction, the Apocalypse offers hope that God will overcome evil and that he does indeed control human destiny.
Students and interested readers of the New Testament will find many of their questions answered as they work through this book, which is especially suitable for group use.

Revelation (Pentecostal Commentary)

Skaggs, Rebecca

Benham, Priscilla C.

"Witchcraft" and exorcism have long been dominant features of life in African cultures. This unique book provides a thorough, field research-based description and analysis of a specifically Pentecostal Christian response to these phenomena within the Akan culture of Ghana. Anthropological studies generally claim that the ultimate goal of exorcism is modernisation. Using interdisciplinary studies with a theological focus, the author takes a different view, arguing that it is divinatory consultation or an inquiry into the sacred and the search for meaning that underlies the current "deliverance" ministry, where the focus is to identify and break down the so-called demonic forces by the power of God and to "deliver" people from their torment. The deliverance ministry is one attempt to contextualise the gospel for African people. However, preoccupation with demonisation and exorcistic practices is found to bring Christianity into tension with the Akan culture, family ties and other religions. In order to develop a properly safeguarded ministry of exorcism in an African context, the author examines contextualisation and suggests the integration into African Christianity of divinatory consultation, which has strong resonances with the biblical concept of prayer.

Pentecostal Exorcism: Witchcraft And Demonology In Ghana (Journal of Pentecostal Theology Supplement Series)

History

Onyinah, Okopu

World

With the wealth of colorful characters in the book of Judges, scholars and general readers alike have a strong fascination with Israel’s leaders in its earliest days. Theologians and biblical scholars beginning with Luther have found it difficult to relate to these figures. From a Pentecostal point of view, in particular, these characters can sometimes be an embarrassment, as their personal lives appear to be in stark tension with the purity-conscious, holy life to be expected of those touched by the Spirit of God. Apart from the moments of power, where is God in the lives of these characters? As the title suggests, it is time to listen and learn from God’s role and perspective in these stories; in faithfulness to his covenant he acts with constant patience to save his flawed servants.
Through a fresh hearing of The Unheard Voice of God, the positive message of the book of Judges can become more apparent and accessible. Readers are shown a crucial part of the book’s dynamics that they may have missed.

The Unheard Voice of God: A Pentecostal Hearing of the Book of Judges (Journal of Pentecostal Theology Supplement Series)

MARTIN, LEE

Human beings have always struggled to find their place in the universe and sought understanding, of contact with the divine. In contrast to the many failures and dead-ends the historically rooted but timeless Christian message looks radically different. Precisely the reverse dynamic has created the way: in the Incarnation, the divine has come to humanity, making a bridge through the life and redeeming death of Jesus.As the author shows, the multiple witnesses of the New Testament and generations of Christian writers have grasped this and expounded it in different ways. Philosophers and the scientists down to the present day have sought and are seeking a Theory of Everything. In the light of the candle of understanding, it is there to be discovered by all in the Incarnation.Suddenly, Christmas, Easter, and much besides make sense.

Understanding the Incarnation: 'A candle of understanding' (Theological Seminar Series)

Atkinson, James

This book features a collection of articles on the Hebrew Scriptures that spring from the author’s many years of teaching Old Testament in a context combining academic study and faith formation. Covering a wide breadth of topics and texts from the Hebrew Scriptures – from the Torah to the Prophets to the Writings – the unifying feature that emerges is an approach to Old Testament interpretation that refuses the dichotomy between academic scholarship and Pentecostal spirituality and seeks instead to re-fuse the connection between the sacred Scriptures and the Holy Spirit. These articles represent an unfolding effort to break ground and open up the emerging field of Pentecostal biblical hermeneutics.

Spirit of the Old Testament (Journal of Pentecostal Theology Supplement Series)

Moore, Rickie

Dr. R. Hollis Gause has been Professor of Theological and New Testament Studies at the Pentecostal Theological Seminary (and before that at Lee College) in Cleveland, Tennessee, for many years, and his huge contribution to Pentecostal scholarship is held in high regard internationally. His influential life and ministry, as well as his teaching and scholarship, are here celebrated in his 85th year by many of his colleagues and former students.

Passover, Pentecost, and Parousia: Studies in Celebration of the Life and Ministry of R. Hollis Gause (Journal of Pentecostal Theology Supplement Series)

These stimulating and significant essays by Vernon K. Robbins, introduced by David B. Gowler, together offer a seminal basis and point of reference for scholarly analysis of early Christian and New Testament rhetoric.

Sea Voyages and Beyond: Emerging Strategies in Socio-Rhetorical Interpretation (Emory Studies in Early Christianity)

Reference

Robbins, Vernon K.

Words, Language & Grammar

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