This book sets out to see the Hebrew prophets with fresh wonder, after the increasingly complex and often aris way in which they have been discussed by specialist biblical scholars. It keeps in mind their relation to the religious intermediaries of other peoples, to great proets of all times, and to their own liturgical tradition.
This book sets out to see the Hebrew prophets with fresh wonder, after the increasingly complex and often aris way in which they have been discussed by specialist biblical scholars. It keeps in mind their relation to the religious intermediaries of other peoples, to great proets of all times, and to their own liturgical tradition.
John Eaton is a passionate communicator, pastor, chaplain, and spiritual mentor who has spent over three decades in ministry, helping people grow in their relationship with God and others. Known for his honesty, wisdom, and heart for restoration, John brings a refreshing blend of biblical truth and real-life insight to every conversation. Through his writing and ministry, he invites people to move past surface-level living and discover the joy of authentic connection.John lives in Aubrey, Texas, with his wife. They have six children, a son-in-law, and one grandchild. He also pastors Relate Church in Crossroads, Texas. When he's not writing, working, or speaking, you'll find him spending time with his wife and family, sitting at a coffee shop with a friend, or fishing with his dad.
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