Urban God by John Proctor

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These forty Bible readings explore all aspects of life in a complex, urban society: from trade and culture, to "crime and grime". The author shows how much the Bible talks about city living and the lessons we can learn for city life today.

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Urban God by John Proctor

These forty Bible readings focus on teaching and stories about cities, and finding echoes between cities then and now. Readings are drawn from Genesis to Revelation (the Tower of Babel to the heavenly city of Jerusalem), and survey the chosen passages in their historical and biblical context, before applying them to life today. Each reading concludes with a prayer or point for reflection. The book explores all aspects of life in a complex, urban society: from trade and culture, to "crime and grime", and shows how much the Bible talks about city living and the lessons we can learn for city life today. Among the issues covered are: community, celebration, corruption, regeneration, evangelism, and citizenship.
John Proctor works for the United Reformed Church, based at Westminster College, Cambridge, and teaching the New Testament to students in the Cambridge Theological Federation. Before that he was a parish minister in Glasgow. He has written the People's Bible Commentary on Matthew (BRF, 2001).
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ISBN 13 9781841012568
ISBN 10 1841012564
Title Urban God
Author John Proctor
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Paperback
Publisher BRF (The Bible Reading Fellowship)
Year published 2002-06-21
Number of pages 112
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