Message of Samuel: Personalities, Potential, Politics, and Power (Bible Speaks Today) author_hughes--r--kent--hughes--w--carey Wise Up is not a

Wise Up is not a study on good morals

Who Says Crime Doesn’t Pay

This question has perplexed--and distressed--believers for centuries

strategic couplings of Messianic psalms with Torah psalms

Message of Samuel: Personalities, Potential, Politics, and Power (Bible Speaks Today) author_hughes--r--kent--hughes--w--carey Wise Up is not aPublisher's Description The books of 1 and 2 Samuel witness the transition of Israel from tribal confederacy to established monarchy. As such, questions of identity and power are unavoidable. In the aftermath of the decline of the judges, priests abuse their priestly privileges, a people covets the centralized authority of its impious neighbors, and a throne is won, forsaken, redeemed, lost and found again. In the key characters in this dawning era of