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The Bible Is for Living: A Scholar’s Spiritual Journey
Philip J. King
(Washington, DC: Biblical Archaeology Society, 2008), xvii + 181 pp., $24.95
Picture in your mind a chance meeting of Fr. King with a homeless person in Harvard Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts. King as priest stops to chat. King as scholar is surprised to hear that the man in question spent hours as a prisoner in solitary confinement but was never bored because “he spent all of his time reading the Bible.” The inspiration of that encounter results in this book and provides a thread of exposition. The exposition is based on experience, not abstract reasoning.
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Table of Contents
“Secret Mark”: A Modern Forgery?
By Charles W. Hendrick
By Hershel Shanks
By Helmut Koester
By Hershel Shanks
Features
By S. Rebecca Martin and Andrew F. Stewart
By Avraham Faust
Departments
By Hershel Shanks
By Steve Mason
By Jeffrey R. Zorn
![]() Further ReadingBible, Interpretation ofBiblical Studies
Hasmonean Period
King, Philip J.
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