Praying with Ancient Israel - Camp, Phillip; Longman, Tremper Iii
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Praying with Ancient Israel surveys large portions of the Old Testament-including sections that are often overlooked, such as Ruth & Esther, the Prophets, and Wisdom Literature-and shows how each offers a vital, unique perspective on prayer. Also, since prayer touches every aspect of life, this book addresses how a theology of prayer in the Old Testament has abiding significance for Christians today. The hope is that Praying with Ancient Israel will provide fuel for the fire as you study about prayer and grow more deeply in communion with God.

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Praying with Ancient Israel surveys large portions of the Old Testament-including sections that are often overlooked, such as Ruth & Esther, the Prophets, and Wisdom Literature-and shows how each offers a vital, unique perspective on prayer. Also, since prayer touches every aspect of life, this book addresses how a theology of prayer in the Old Testament has abiding significance for Christians today. The hope is that Praying with Ancient Israel will provide fuel for the fire as you study about prayer and grow more deeply in communion with God.
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Phillip Camp is an associate professor of Bible in the Hazelip School of Theology at Lipscomb University. He also serves as a minister for the Natchez Trace Church of Christ in Nashville, TN. His previous books include Finding Your Way: A Guide to Seminary Life and Beyond (Wipf & Stock Pub, 2009) and Living as the Community of God: Moses Speaks to the Church in Deuteronomy (CrossLink Publishing, 2014). Tremper Longman III is the Robert H. Gundry Professor of Biblical Studies at Westmont College. He earned a BA in Religion at Ohio Wesleyan University, an MDiv from Westminster Theological Seminary, and a PhD in ancient Near Eastern studies from Yale University. He has authored more than twenty books, including How to Read the Psalms (IVP, 1988).