University of Navarre
Author of The Navarre Bible: St. John (texts and commentaries)
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Works by University of Navarre
The Navarre Bible: Thessalonians and Pastoral Epistles (The Navarre Bible: New Testament) (1992) 137 copies
The Navarre Bible: The Psalms and The Song of Solomon (The Navarre Bible: Old Testament) (2003) 127 copies
Holy Bible in the Revised Standard Version with a commentary by the Faculty of Theology, University of Navarre (1985) 8 copies
Navarre Bible Old Testament 7 volume set (Navarre Bible, Navarre Bible Old Testament) (2008) 3 copies
The Navarre Bible: St. John 1 copy
Doctrina social de la iglesia y realidad socio-economica en el centenario de la Rerum Novarum 1 copy
Истина и диалог 1 copy
RA. Revista de Arquitectura 1 copy
CODE DE DROIT CANONIQUE 1 copy
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The Navarre Bible: St Mark's Gospel: Third… by Four Courts Press
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Recommended... but as with any work that involves interpretation should be taken with an open mind. I particularly like the source list to other works that were referenced... worth some follow up reading.
I read though 896 page volume with a study group. This book's focus in on the major prophets of Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel and Daniel. Among the many things observed, the one that is most outstanding is God's relentless MERCY - toward a stiffed neck, recalcitrant and rebellious people. Over and over again God visits his people via his chosen ones, the prophets (who themselves suffer severely as God's chosen instrument). He repeatedly pleads with them to return to their God, and to show forth lives of holiness and devotion to God. God shows not only that he is interested in Israel but in all nations that they should be saved and have a full and abundant life. His anger does flare but it is always out of love.… (more)
This volume, like all of the Navarre Commentaries, provides the reader with in-depth commentaries on virtually every line of the Scriptures. The commentaries expound the historical and spiritual significance of each passage, making the Scripture meaningful in context. The rich treasure of Catholic theologians through the centuries is drawn upon in developing the commentary. Recommended for an in-depth, Catholic understanding of these most important first books of the Bible.
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