The Kingdom of God Is Like . . . Baseball: A Metaphor for Jesus's Kingdom Parables - eBook
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The Kingdom of God Is Like . . . Baseball: A Metaphor for Jesus's Kingdom Parables - eBook  -     By: James S. Currie

The Kingdom of God Is Like . . . Baseball: A Metaphor for Jesus's Kingdom Parables - eBook

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Title: The Kingdom of God Is Like . . . Baseball: A Metaphor for Jesus's Kingdom Parables - eBook
By: James S. Currie
Format: DRM Free ePub
Vendor: Cascade Books
Publication Date: 2011
ISBN: 9781621893219
ISBN-13: 9781621893219
Stock No: WW109295EB

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Jesus used parables to teach his disciples certain truths about the gospel. The parables employed word pictures, such as of planting seeds and other agricultural images, that were familiar to his listeners. What kind of imagery could be used today to talk about the gospel? Baseball, "America's pastime," might be one source of such familiar images. In this book Currie has attempted to find theological themes and to describe the gospel in the sport of baseball.

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James S. Currie has been a Presbyterian minister since 1979 and currently serves as pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Pasadena, Texas. He is the author of Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary: Completing a Century of Service (2002) and Planting Trees: A History of the Presbyterian Pan American School (forthcoming).

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