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John A. Davies

Singing Sex’s Praises

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  • John A. Davies

This article shows that the Song of Songs is a book that points us to be beauty of sex as God intended it, and it points us to our relationship with Christ.

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A Study Commentary on 1 Kings - 1 Kings 1

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  • John A. Davies

This is the first chapter of a commentary on 1 Kings. The book of 1 Kings displays God’s faithfulness in the midst of the unfaithfulness of His people. This chapter discusses the subtleties of character portrayal, plot and dialogue in 1 Kings 1, and how these reveal God’s purposes for His people.

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Toward A Biblical Theology Of The Environment: Rebellion And Resurrection

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  • John A. Davies

The biblical account of the rebellion and fall of man and the impact it had on the environment warrants a biblical study on the theology of the environment. The resurrection of Christ and the hope it brought for the creation makes biblical teaching on the environment unavoidable.

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Toward A Biblical Theology Of Environment: Introduction And Creation

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  • John A. Davies

The biblical account of creation, as well as the manner in which the Bible shows the relationship between man and creation, warrants a biblical study on the theology of the environment. This article shows that the biblical teaching of creation and the role of man as the image of God in creation shapes this perspective on the environment.

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