Walking In the Dark - Fuller, Daniel P.
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In "Walking In the Dark" Daniel Fuller guides us step by step while he examines and expounds the text and the message of the biblical book of Job. As Professor of Hermeneutics at Fuller Seminary, Dr. Fuller wrestled with this text for many years in the context of teaching future pastors and theologians how to understand the original author's intended meaning. Today's serious students of Scripture can now benefit from his work as they engage with his methods and with the meaning he exposes as he unfolds the language and layers of this classic story. "Walking In the Dark" helps readers,…mehr

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In "Walking In the Dark" Daniel Fuller guides us step by step while he examines and expounds the text and the message of the biblical book of Job. As Professor of Hermeneutics at Fuller Seminary, Dr. Fuller wrestled with this text for many years in the context of teaching future pastors and theologians how to understand the original author's intended meaning. Today's serious students of Scripture can now benefit from his work as they engage with his methods and with the meaning he exposes as he unfolds the language and layers of this classic story. "Walking In the Dark" helps readers, appreciate the scope of God's righteousness, realize the complexity of God's providence, and acknowledge the limits of human wisdom. Don't miss this opportunity to shed some light on why God sometimes consigns us to suffer without explanation.
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Autorenporträt
Daniel P. Fuller has been professor of hermeneutics at Fuller Theological Seminary since 1954. He served as president of the Gospel Broadcasting Association and of the Fuller Evangelistic Association. He is the author of several magazine articles as well as the book Easter Faith and History (1965). He is a graduate of the University of California at Berkeley and Fuller Theological Seminary. He holds doctor of theology degrees from Northern Baptist Seminary and the University of Basel in Switzerland.