Name: Enriching Your Prayers: How to Study the Prayers of the Bible
Brand: Keledei Publications
SKU: 29867
Price: 9.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Description

Enriching Your Prayers is a key companion to McDowell’s expansive project, Praying Through the Bible. With the goal of studying every prayer in the Bible, this series explores Biblical prayer in their original contexts and then draws meaning from them for the purpose of expanding and enriching our own prayer practice. This book delves into each of the nine prayer types found in the Bible, studying their structure, content, and purpose, with examples of each. The latter part of the books explores the method of study used in the series: a standard three-part method of Bible study that seeks to place the prayer in its original historical and linguistic context, examine its literary character, and then ask how it can be understood (and misunderstood) from our point of view. Whether you read this book as an introduction to the other Praying Through the Bible books, or read it later for more detail and application, Enriching Your Prayers is an excellent insight into the prayers of the Bible and how to use them in your own prayer life.

Endorsements

This book is an excellent, short introduction to how to study the prayers of the Bible. Really, it is useful for learning how to study any passage of the Bible, though it focuses omn the prayers. McDowell’s knowledge is apparent (I think he has a PHD in theology), but the books stayed simple and short ebough for me to understand, while feeling like I got a depth of knowledge.

—Steve Wilkerson, reviewer

Great! A product I desired, and I am well pleased.

— MW, Amazon reviewer

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About the Author
Markus McDowell is writer, editor, and researcher. He holds PhD in theology from Fuller Theological Seminary and a law degree from the University of London. He writes and edits for other authors, businesses, publishers, law journals, media outlets, and serves as a legal researcher, writer, and technology consultant for law firms and attorneys.

He is an expert on prayer in ancient Christianity and early Judaism, and has written a number of essays and books on the subject, along with works on biblical studies and spirituality. He also writes about legal education.