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This week, in remembrance of his death nearly one year ago, Lexham Press will be running a series of blog posts honoring Larry Hurtado’s legacy and contributions to biblical scholarship. The first post was focused on Christology. This second post was written by Holly J. Carey. Larry W. Hurtado’s work on the study of the
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This week, in remembrance of his death nearly one year ago, Lexham Press will be running a series of blog posts honoring Larry Hurtado’s legacy and contributions to biblical scholarship. This first post was written by Chris Tilling. I entered the room and sat opposite Professor Larry Hurtado, who had already placed his file on
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Jesus tells us that he “will give us rest.” But what does that look like in a society marked by increasing rates of overcommitment and burnout? What does it mean to truly find rest that satisfies the soul? In these interview clips, Curtis Zackery explains how the rest we truly need is only provided by
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Imagine the first dawn after the birth of Jesus. Picture an exhausted Joseph, holding his adopted newborn in the aftermath of a very strange night, rubbing his bleary eyes and suddenly remembering the words of the prophet Isaiah: The people walking in darknesshave seen a great light;on those living in the land of deep darknessa
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At some point, most of us will be faced with negative emotions such as fear, anger, anxiety, or despair. Then we will ask ourselves why we feel the way we do and whether we ought to feel this way. To answer these questions, we can adopt two culturally available but very different explanatory stories about
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Fall is in full swing which means we have a new slate of titles on the horizon. We’re excited to announce the arrival of our Fall Catalog. Packed full of essential resources for students, pastors, academics, and general readers, there are a number of books to get excited about. Download our Fall Catalog (PDF) and
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The original rebel of Eden is a recurring focus in New Testament theology. New Testament writers follow the Second Temple Jewish understanding of Satan’s character, authority, domain, and final destiny in transparent ways, embracing the theological mosaic assembled from disparate data points in the Old Testament. The lead villain of the New Testament went by
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Exhausted. Dry. Tired. Disillusioned. Anxious. Stressed. Frustrated. Burned out. One or a few of these words might describe what you are feeling in life right now. If so, it is important to give yourself permission to ask one big question: why? It has been said, “The main obstacle to love for God is service for
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The newest version of Logos Bible Software is here—Logos 9! Discover all the new features that will help you do the work of ministry—without the busywork. Before we were a fully-fledged publishing house, Lexham Press had its roots as a creator of digital resources for Logos Bible Software. As we’ve grown and our vision has
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American evangelicals are often assumed to be a monolithic political force absolutely unified in their priorities. But evangelical engagement with politics has been more complex than is often remembered. Dual Citizens reveals a variety of evangelical thought towards political developments over the past few decades. These essential articles pulled from more than 60 years of
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