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Book Review of Randall L. McKinion and Jason K. Lee. Joshua (Kerux), @Kregel 2026 - https://wp.me/pjGbY-760
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Paul D. Weaver, Faith-Affirming Findings @KregelAcademic - https://wp.me/pjGbY-75r
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Jason Borges, Christian Life in the Greco-Roman City @BakerAcademic - https://wp.me/pjGbY-75a
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Logos Free Book of the Month: Klink and Lockett, Understanding Biblical Theology -
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David deSilva, Archaeology and the World of Jesus: A Visual Guide @BakerAcademic -
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Michael H. Burer and David B. Kieffer, 1 Corinthians (Kerux) @KregelAcademic -
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Claude F. Mariottini, Ancient Israel's Women of Faith - @KregelAcademic
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Tremper Longman III, The Book of Ecclesiastes, 2nd ed. (NICOT) @Eerdmans -
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Logos Free Book of the Month: Julian Bewer, Obadiah and Joel (ICC) -
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Greg Carey, Rereading Revelation: Theology, Ethics, and Resistance @Eerdmans 2025 -
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Sara M. Koenig, The Ten Commandments through the Ages
Koenig, Sara M. The Ten Commandments through the Ages. Eerdmans, 2025. x+269 pp. Hb. $35.99 Link to Eerdmans Sara Koenig is professor of biblical studies at Seattle Pacific University. She previously published two books on Bathsheba: Isn’t This Bathsheba? A Study in Characterization (Princeton Theological Monograph; Pickwick 2011) and Bathsheba Survives (USC Press, 2018). She co-edited the…
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New Logos Libraries for 2026
Every few years, Logos Bible Software re-shuffles its library options. These are curated libraries that customize your library for your personal needs. Some are “standard” (gold, platinum, diamond). Others are theological traditions (Baptist, Reformed, Charismatic, Messianic Jew, SDA, and many more). This time around, Logos has added four new categories: learner, leader, preacher, and researcher.…
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Paul is Sent to Caesarea – Acts 23:23-35 -
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Paul Responds to the Charges before Felix – Acts 24:1-10 -
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The Plot to Kill Paul - Acts 23:6-22 -
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Logos Free Book of the Month: Simon Austen, Introducing Ephesians: A Book for Today
For the second half of January 2026, you can add Simon Austen, Introducing Ephesians: A Book for Today, to your Logos Library for free. Austen published this book with Christian Focus in 2012. Logos has an eclectic mix of other deals for the second half of December: Anxiety: Calming the Fearful Heart (Keys for Living Library), $3.99 Rupert Shortt, Does Religion do More Harm than Good?,…
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Carolyn J. Sharp, Micah: Introduction and Commentary
Sharp, Carolyn J. Micah: Introduction and Commentary. Illuminations. Eerdmans, 2025. xxv+466 pp. Pb. $64.99 Link to Eerdmans Carolyn Sharp is Professor of Homiletics at Yale Divinity School. She has contributed a commentary on Jeremiah 26-52 (Prophecy and Ideology in Jeremiah, T&T Clarck 2003) and Joshua (Smyth & Helwys, 2910), as well as several monographs, such as The Prophetic…
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