Conquest and Crisis is a concise analysis of this era, as described in Joshua, Judges, and Ruth. The author uses recent archaeological discoveries, the Hebrew text, and a thorough understanding of ancient Near Eastern culture to interpret the history and theology of each of these Old Testament books.
Fully re-written, expanded, and brought up to date with recent archaeological findings and photographs, this new edition provides a richer understanding and clearer analysis than earlier versions.
Helpful both in the classroom and the pastor's study, the text includes practical lessons that make the study intellectually informative and spiritually rewarding.
About the Author:
John J. Davis, Th.D., D.D., is president/professor emeritus at Grace College and Grace Theological Seminary in Winona Lake, Indiana
Conquest and Crisis is a concise analysis of this era, as described in Joshua, Judges, and Ruth. The author uses recent archaeological discoveries, the Hebrew text, and a thorough understanding of ancient Near Eastern culture to interpret the history and theology of each of these Old Testament books.
Fully re-written, expanded, and brought up to date with recent archaeological findings and photographs, this new edition provides a richer understanding and clearer analysis than earlier versions.
Helpful both in the classroom and the pastor's study, the text includes practical lessons that make the study intellectually informative and spiritually rewarding.
About the Author:
John J. Davis, Th.D., D.D., is president/professor emeritus at Grace College and Grace Theological Seminary in Winona Lake, Indiana
Conquest and Crisis: Studies in Joshua, Judges and Ruth
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Conquest and Crisis: Studies in Joshua, Judges and Ruth
274