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At the heart of all thinking about education, whether Christian or secular, lies the problem of integration. To adopt a philosophy of education is not the same as integrating that philosophy into all the parts-curriculum, student activities, administration, and more. This book is written by an evangelical Christian, committed to high doctrine and a worldview based on biblical truth, whose primary consideration is Christian education. Its pages seek to help educators who are Christian achieve a living union between Christianity and education.

Feinberg addresses the Book of Revelation in this helpful, hardcover commentary. The book of Revelation has puzzled, frustrated, and confused Christians for centuries. Feinberg attempts to put to rest many of the concerns and confusions that plague our understanding of this portion of Scripture.

The Book of Daniel is unquestionably the key to all biblical prophecy. It is the great apocalyptic book of the Old Testament, as is Revelation of the New Testament. This extensive commentary shows the necessity of understanding biblical prophecy in light of Daniel.

As in the other commentaries, Dr. Hiebert uses his knowledge of Greek to practical effect for pastors and laypeople. He expositional approach is well-suited for personal or public study. The author writes in a way that reflects James's practicality. He provides a bibliography of further reading.

This soul-searching commentary on the Book of Romans is culled from 40 years of teaching notes and edited by Herman A. Hoyt, who succeeded McClain as the president of Grace College and Seminary in Winona Lake, Indiana. McClain outlines Romans in four main sections, each of which deals with a specific subject, answers a great question, and presents a clear revelation of God.

This classic, penetrating analysis of the Kingdom of God as taught in both the Old and New Testaments has been republished in a handsome hardback dust jacket edition. This masterwork was written by the founding president of Grace Theological Seminary, who was a member of the Scofield Reference Bible Revision Committee and a charter member of the Evangelical Theological Society.