I appreciate the promotion of Sabbath practice, but I find LeFebvre’s treatment of Old Testament history to be lacking.
Book Review: The Septuagint (Lanier & Ross)
Book Review: The Making of Biblical Womanhood (Barr)
Book Review: Men and Women in the Church (DeYoung)
Book Review: Covenant Theology (eds. Waters, Reid, Muether)
Book Review: Recovering from Biblical Manhood and Womanhood (Byrd)
Book Review: Man and Woman, One in Christ (Payne)
Book Review: Beyond Authority and Submission (Miller)
Book Review—Giants: Sons of the Gods (Van Dorn)
Book Review: The Life and Theology of Paul (Waters)
Book Review: The Unseen Realm (Heiser)
Michael Heiser’s The Unseen Realm is a book that every serious student of the Bible should take up. This book challenges conventional interpretations of Scripture and provokes the reader to consider a more supernatural view of the world than he likely holds. Hence the subtitle of the book, Recovering the Supernatural Worldview of the Bible.