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Strengthen your reference library with 34 volumes from one of the most influential Bible scholars and editors of the early nineteenth century—James Hastings. This massive collection includes over 18,000 pages of scholarship from hundreds of expert contributors—definitions of people, places, and theological terms; examinations of essential doctrines and their applications; poetry and quotations from key thinkers; maps of biblical places, and study guides on notable individuals. Hastings’ compilations are marked by their engaging explanations, detailed cross-references, and helpful personal observations on Scripture, making these works as valuable today as when they were written.
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In this first volume, Hastings addresses the complicated issue of prayer. He explores the nature, principles, types, and value of prayer. Hastings also gives practical encouragement and advice for those beginning in prayer, as well as for seasoned prayers. Included are bibliographies, lists of books for further reading, examples, and a detailed table of contents.
Hastings brings together both the doctrine and practice of faith in this work. He recognizes the necessity as well as the difficulty of faith for Christians. He studies different topics such as range, faith in God, faith in humanity, degrees of faith, and faith in Christ as savior. Hastings offers practical guides and examples for pastors and those exploring the nature of faith.
Published posthumously, this resource on Christian peace was one of the last edited works of Hastings. He not only focuses what peace is for the Christian, but on social and culture peace as well. Hastings discusses peace with God, peace with man, peace of conscience, and the impact of war. Hastings includes bibliographies, examples, notes, and a detailed table of contents.
This first volume contains all information from Aaron to the city of Lystra. It includes a preface to the collection, as well as maps, bibliographies, and list of contributors.
This second volume covers topics from the city of Macedonia to a discussion of Zion. It also has maps, abbreviations, and list of contributors.
The first volume includes information on key Old Testament characters such as Adam, Eve, Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, and Jacob.
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This second volume covers Old Testament figures such as Joshua, Balaam, Gideon, and Moses.
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This third volume contains accounts of Old Testament characters such as Abigail, Ahab, David, Jezebel, Solomon, and Ruth.
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The fourth volume contains summaries of many of the prophets from the Old Testament, such as Amos, Ezekiel, and Hosea.
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The fifth volume contains many of the figures from the Gospel accounts, including Matthew, Mary, Martha, Simon of Cyrene, and Thomas.
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The sixth volume covers most of the notable figures in the New Testament. Hastings provides background for over twenty individuals, including bibliography and list of authors consulted.
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This classic reference book has been a standard for the past 100 years among scholars and laity alike. James Hastings, one of the most influential Bible scholars and editors of the early 19th century, assembled this massive dictionary of all Biblical terms in 1909. Written by over 75 Biblical experts and pastors, each entry has an in-depth explanation, summary, cross-references, and contributor. This edition also has a list of abbreviations, maps, and a pronunciation guide. Hasting’s one volume Dictionary of the Bible is not simply an abridged or condensed version of his 5-volume work. It is an entirely separate work.
This classic work is a comprehensive study on the life of Christ, including every reference to His life and teaching. A Dictionary of Christ and the Gospels also includes extensive entries on the four Gospels. Biblical expert and editor James Hastings compiled over nineteen hundred pages of notes from over one hundred international contributors and scholars. Although this is a massive and scholarly work, it is also highly readable and helpful for a variety of readers. Each item contains detailed yet concise information, along with the author’s name.
This classic work is a comprehensive study on the life of Christ, including every reference to His life and teaching. A Dictionary of Christ and the Gospels also includes extensive entries on the four Gospels. Biblical expert and editor James Hastings compiled over nineteen hundred pages of notes from over one hundred international contributors and scholars. Although this is a massive and scholarly work, it is also highly readable and helpful for a variety of readers. Each item contains detailed yet concise information, along with the author’s name.
James Hastings was born in 1852 in Scotland. He was a Presbyterian minister and theologian. Hastings was the editor of many Biblical works, including: Dictionary of the Bible, The Greater Men and Women of the Bible, Encyclopaedia of Religion and Ethics, and The Great Texts of the Bible. He died in 1922.
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