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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Havilah Dharamraj , Philip Ewan YallaPublisher: Langham Publishing Imprint: Langham Global Library Dimensions: Width: 15.20cm , Height: 8.50cm , Length: 22.90cm Weight: 0.219kg ISBN: 9781783685462ISBN 10: 1783685468 Pages: 156 Publication Date: 31 October 2019 Audience: General/trade , General Format: Paperback Publisher's Status: Active Availability: Manufactured on demand ![]() We will order this item for you from a manufactured on demand supplier. Table of ContentsReviewsThis is a delightful commentary that deserves a wide readership. The authors combine solid exegesis with a warm and very readable style. Their exploration of the book of Ruth with Asian eyes reminds us Westerners how much closer to the world of the Bible others may be. The illustrative anecdotes from their own Indian world give this commentary a quality that is found in none other. Congratulations to the authors of the volume and the editors of the series. Daniel I. Block, DPhil Gunther H. Knoedler Professor Emeritus of Old Testament, Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois, USA Dr Dharamraj skillfully combines a solid exegesis with Asian stories and presents the reader with contemporary applications. Dr Dharamraj will surely oblige you to read her book to its last page! I will be teaching the book of Ruth in the seminary and this book is my first choice for a reading assignment. Riad Kassis, PhD Director, Langham Scholars Ministry, Langham Partnership What makes this commentary stand out from other works on the book of Ruth is the interface of the biblical text with Indian culture and stories, and with Jewish readings. The authors' engaging style draws the reader into the world of the story with its ancient background, and leads one to reflect on similar issues in contemporary Asian society. What an enjoyable book! Athena Evelyn Gorospe, PhD Chair, Biblical Studies Department, Asian Theological Seminary, Manila, Philippines Visiting a famous gallery I was impressed by a certain painting. Then an art expert explained it to me, commenting on various things I had missed, such as how the artist used a breakthrough technique which displayed its brilliance. My eyes were opened and I appreciated it so much more. Reading this commentary on Ruth had a similar effect on me. It proves an excellent guide, enabling us to read Ruth through Asian eyes but also through the eyes of an expert Old Testament scholar, committed Bible teacher, and faithful disciple of Christ. Anyone reading, teaching, or preaching Ruth cannot fail to be enriched by this volume. Derek Tidball, PhD Former Principal, London School of Theology, UK This is a delightful commentary that deserves a wide readership. The authors combine solid exegesis with a warm and very readable style. Their exploration of the book of Ruth with Asian eyes reminds us Westerners how much closer to the world of the Bible others may be. The illustrative anecdotes from their own Indian world give this commentary a quality that is found in none other. Congratulations to the authors of the volume and the editors of the series. Daniel I. Block, DPhil Gunther H. Knoedler Professor Emeritus of Old Testament, Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois, USA Dr Dharamraj skillfully combines a solid exegesis with Asian stories and presents the reader with contemporary applications. Dr Dharamraj will surely oblige you to read her book to its last page! I will be teaching the book of Ruth in the seminary and this book is my first choice for a reading assignment. Riad Kassis, PhD Director, Langham Scholars Ministry, Langham Partnership What makes this commentary stand out from other works on the book of Ruth is the interface of the biblical text with Indian culture and stories, and with Jewish readings. The authors' engaging style draws the reader into the world of the story with its ancient background, and leads one to reflect on similar issues in contemporary Asian society. What an enjoyable book! Athena Evelyn Gorospe, PhD Chair, Biblical Studies Department, Asian Theological Seminary, Manila, Philippines Visiting a famous gallery I was impressed by a certain painting. Then an art expert explained it to me, commenting on various things I had missed, such as how the artist used a breakthrough technique which displayed its brilliance. My eyes were opened and I appreciated it so much more. Reading this commentary on Ruth had a similar effect on me. It proves an excellent guide, enabling us to read Ruth through Asian eyes but also through the eyes of an expert Old Testament scholar, committed Bible teacher, and faithful disciple of Christ. Anyone reading, teaching, or preaching Ruth cannot fail to be enriched by this volume. Derek Tidball, PhD Former Principal, London School of Theology, UK Author InformationPHILIP EWAN YALLA (MTh in Old Testament, SAIACS, Bangalore, India) pastors New City Fellowship in Bangalore. HAVILAH DHARAMRAJ (PhD in Old Testament, University of Durham, UK) serves as Academic Dean and Head of the Department of Old Testament at the South Asia Institute of Advanced Christian Studies (SAIACS) in Bangalore, India. Tab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |