The Ten Commandments - eBook

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ISBN: 9781433671562

By: Mark Rooker

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In The Ten Commandments: Ethics for the Twenty-First Century from the New American Commentary Studies in Bible & Theology series, Mark Rooker discusses one by one the language of each of the Ten Commandments and its complete meaning in the ancient context.

Adding a depth of understanding that can't be obtained by looking only at the commandment itself, he shows how each commandment echoes elsewhere in the Old Testament, how it was violated in Israel's history, and how it surfaces again in the New Testament. Rooker then moves on to consider the theological importance of the Commandments and what they mean in our context today.

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Title: The Ten Commandments - eBook
By: Mark Rooker
Format: DRM Free ePub
Vendor: B&H Academic
Publication Date: 2010

ISBN: 9781433671562
ISBN-13: 9781433671562
Series: New American Commentary Studies in Bible & Theology
Stock No: WW15379EB

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In this new volume from the New American Commentary Studies in Bible & Theology series, Mark Rooker discusses one by one the language of each of the Ten Commandments and its complete meaning in the ancient context. Adding a depth of understanding that can’t be obtained by looking only at the commandment itself, he shows how each commandment echoes elsewhere in the Old Testament, how it was violated in Israel’s history, and how it surfaces again in the New Testament. In conclusion, Rooker includes an extended section on the theological significance of each commandment and its contemporary implications.