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""Did Jesus just misunderstand when he prayed that the kingdom was close at hand?"" ""Why would God make the price of redemption the sacrifice of his own Son?"" ""If Adam and Eve are not historical people does that mean that original sin does not exist?"" ""Why didn't God keep his promise to David, that his line and his kingdom would be secure forever?"" A single mistake lies behind each of these questions: an image had been understood as a fact. Through the examination of central biblical images, namely, ""covenant,"" ""messiah,"" ""kingdom,"" ""original sin,"" and ""redemption,"" 'Plain…mehr

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""Did Jesus just misunderstand when he prayed that the kingdom was close at hand?"" ""Why would God make the price of redemption the sacrifice of his own Son?"" ""If Adam and Eve are not historical people does that mean that original sin does not exist?"" ""Why didn't God keep his promise to David, that his line and his kingdom would be secure forever?"" A single mistake lies behind each of these questions: an image had been understood as a fact. Through the examination of central biblical images, namely, ""covenant,"" ""messiah,"" ""kingdom,"" ""original sin,"" and ""redemption,"" 'Plain Words About Biblical Images' explores the role that images play in our thinking as we seek to understand spiritual realities. In the course of this study we discover that we must be willing to reinterpret our images if we want to grow into adult faith. 'Plain Words About Biblical Images' is one of the most readable books you will ever discover. Its insightfulness will help you to grow in your understanding of scripture and your ability to deal with contemporary faith issues.
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Margaret Nutting Ralph, Ph.D., is Secretary of Educational Ministries for the Roman Catholic Diocese of Lexington, Kentucky. She is also Director of the Masters Degree Program at Lexington Theological Seminary. Her doctorate from the University of Kentucky is in English Literature, with a concentration in the Bible as Literature. For the past seventeen years she has taught scripture to high school students, college students, and adult education groups. She is the author of eight books on Scripture including the book and video entitled, And God Said What?, The Bible and the End of the World, and Nourishment by the Word.