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By Benjamin, Don C.

A discussion of the social context of Deuteronomy, using feminist theory to give voice to the marginalised people of the ancient Hebrew world.

By Bentzen, Aage

A fascinating contribution to biblical theology, showing the figure of Jesus in terms of the concepts of Messiah and kingship developed in the Old Testament.

Series: Library of Theological Translations

By Bevans, Stephen B. and Tahaafe-Williams, Katalina (editors)

Essays exploring a new and inclusive approach to theology that is sensitive to the diversity of cultural contexts within the modern, global Church.

By Bier, Miriam J. and Bulkeley, Tim (editors)

A selection of essays exploring the biblical tradition of lament in the face of tragedy, and its role in the life of the modern Church.

By Biggar, Nigel

A challenging theological study of modern nationalism and the nation-state, evaluated from the viewpoint of Christian ethics.

By Bingaman, Brock

A comparative study of Maximus the Confessor and Jürgen Moltmann, showing the Trinitarian and Christological underpinnings of their views of the human being.

By Birch, Ian

A study of the development of the Calvinistic Baptist movement during the English Commonwealth, and the Christological ecclesiology that it espoused.

By Block, Daniel I.

A second collection of essays on the Book of Ezekiel by a leading Old Testament scholar, shedding light on its treatment of kingship and the future of Israel.

By Block, Daniel I.

A collection of essays on the Book of Ezekiel by a leading Old Testament scholar, shedding light on the language, vision and theology of this difficult text.

By Boesel, Chris

An important analysis of the ethics of proclaiming the Christian faith and the implications for the theology of Jewish-Christian relations.