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Christianity in a Hostlie Culture (21st Century Biblical Commentary series)
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ISBN: 0899578195
MSRP $19.99 256 Pages
6 x 9 inches
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The moral depravity evident throughout Corinth most vividly reflected the spiritual need of that city. The debauchery of the city was so well known in ancient times that "to act the Corinthian" became synonymous with committing fornication. It was within the context of such ungodliness that Paul challenged the believers at Corinth to live as saints.
While the church today faces some new challenges, the issues of church unity, sexual morality, marriage, divorce, modesty, authority, spiritual gifts, and hope are still day-to-day problems for Christians who struggle to live clean in Corinth. Dr. Mitchell's commentary will provide guidance in overcoming these obstacles and live for Christ in a culture that is hostile to Jesus and all He represents.
About the Author:
Dr. Daniel Mitchell is Associate Dean and Professor of Theological Studies at the Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary. Dr. Mitchell earned a S.T.M. and Th.D. from Dallas Theological Seminary. He has taught at Liberty for twenty-two years. Dr. Mitchell has written many professional theological articles, and served as the general editor of the Liberty Annotated Study Bible (now called The King James Study Bible) and contributing editor to the KJV Study Bible (Zondervan). Dr. Mitchell also served as a pastor for more than ten years. Click here to link to this author's website. |
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About the Series Editors:
 Edward Hindson is Professor of Religion, Dean of the Institute of Biblical Studies, and Assistant to the Chancellor at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia. He has authored several books and also has served as co-editor of the Knowing Jesus Study Bible, associate editor of the Tim LaHaye Prophecy Study Bible, contributor to The Complete Bible Commentary, and as one of the translators for the New King James Version. Dr. Hindson is a member of the executive committee of the 'Pre-Trib Research Center' and has served as a guest lecturer at both Harvard and Oxford Universities. Click here to link to this author's website.
Mal Couch is founder and former president of Tyndale Theological Seminary and Biblical Institute in Fort Worth, Texas. He served as a pastor for twenty years, and taught Theology and the Biblical Languages for fourteen years at Philadelphia College of the Bible, Moody Bible Institute, and Dallas Theological Seminary. His other publications include A Bible Handbook to Revelation, and Dictionary of Premillennial Theology. He is president of Scofield Ministries in Clifton, TX. |
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