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Have you ever wondered what goes into designing a book cover? It’s not an easy process and the final product is the result of a collaboration between designers, editors, and marketers. Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at how we created the cover for the brand new Lexham English Septuagint (LES). The first step is an initial
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Deuteronomy can be an intimidating book. However, in Invited to Know God, A. J. Culp invites readers to see the gospel of Jesus in unlikely places. In this interview, we asked Culp to explain how to read Deuteronomy as good news. Lexham Press: Tell us a little about yourself and the story of how this
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The collection of compositions commonly known as the Septuagint is an ancient translation of the Hebrew Bible, the Jewish Scriptures, into Greek. Although there are many English translations of the Bible, only a few English translations of the Septuagint exist. Most English translations of what Protestant Christians call the “Old Testament” are translations from Hebrew
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What does it mean to be born again? While there are many opinions about the term—and many use it without a clear definition—our theological forebears had much to say on the topic. In Born Again, Sean McGever interacts with two of the earliest and most prolific writers on the subject of conversion: George Whitefield and
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Rebellion in God’s council? Spirits of dead giants? Rival gods creating chaos? These are the things of myth and fairy tales, right? The Bible tells a different story. Based on the bestselling book by Michael S. Heiser, the new feature-length documentary The Unseen Realm casts a light on the strange and enigmatic plane of the supernatural
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With 2019 behind us and the new year ahead, it’s a great time to look forward to some of our most exciting new releases in 2020. All five of these books are coming in the first half of the year, so you’ll be able to enjoy them sooner rather than later! Lexham English Septuagint Release
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The essays in Basics of the Faith originally appeared as a series of articles published in Christianity Today from 1961–1962. As such, they constitute a veritable time capsule of the state of the art of mid-twentieth century evangelical theology in the English-speaking world. To be precise, the essays all date from the time between two
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Since its release this summer, The Care of Souls has been praised by many. It’s more than a manual for church leadership or strategy, it’s a beautifully written treasury of pastoral wisdom born from years of experience. Michael A. G. Haykin calls it “an enormously helpful work,” and Matthew C. Harrison says it’s “an instant
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That prayer is most likely to pierce heaven which first pierces one’s own heart. —Thomas Watson (1620–1686) What does it take to pray like a Puritan? And why would we want to? For more than two centuries, a bright, passionate faith spread throughout England and across the Atlantic to its colonies—a passion that spurred service
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Christmas is a time for giving. But let’s face it, we all like a little getting, too. This holiday, save when you buy both the print and digital versions of your favorite book or resource. Gift a copy to a loved one, then gift yourself the version you’ll love a little more. Here are a
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