R. Reed Lessing

Auteur de Jonah

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A propos de l'auteur

Rev. Dr. R. Reed Lessing serves as a professor of theology and ministry at Concordia University in St. Paul, Minnesota. He is also the university's director for the Center of Biblical Studies. Reed has authored books in the Concordia Commentary series that include Isaiah 40-55, Isaiah 56-66, Amos, afficher plus Jonah, and Zechariah. He is also the co-author (with Andrew Steinmann) of the CPH book Prepare the Way of the Lord: An Introduction to the Old Testament. afficher moins

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Jonah (2007) 94 exemplaires

Amos (2009) 79 exemplaires

Isaiah 40-55 (2011) 67 exemplaires

Isaiah 56-66 (2014) 61 exemplaires

Zechariah - Concordia Commentary (2022) 38 exemplaires

Overcoming Life's Sorrows: Learning from Jeremiah (2021) — Auteur — 15 exemplaires

The Messianic Message: Predictions, Patterns, and the Presence of Jesus in the Old Testament (2023) 9 exemplaires

This Is Our Story, This Is Our Song: Insights on the Book of Exodus (2022) 8 exemplaires

Restore the Roar! - Devotional (2012) 5 exemplaires

Witnesses to Christ: Daily Devotions (2021) 4 exemplaires

I Have Heard The Cries Of My People - The Exodus for Lent Daily Devotions (2011) 4 exemplaires

Interpreting Discontinuity: Isaiah's Tyre Oracle (2004) 3 exemplaires

Mercy in the Old Testament (2007) 2 exemplaires

Singing with the Exiles Devotional: Our Distant Triumph Song (2014) 2 exemplaires

The Sign of Jonah (A Bible Study in Six Sessions) 1 exemplaire

Lifelight Foundations - End Times Study Guide (2014) 1 exemplaire

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Date de naissance: 20th c.
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Amos par R. Reed Lessing

Another good volume in the Concordia Commentary series. The book of Amos is one of judgment, condemning the ancient kingdom of Israel for their injustice and calling out their hypocrisy. There are a few calls to repentance in there, but in the end God says He'll bring down the judgment. Dr. Lessing walks the reader through the text, showing the literary methods Amos used to communicate the message and--this is a Concordia Commentary after all--showing how the book points toward Christ and the working of forgiveness and justice through the cross.
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