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Yoram Hazony: How the Bible Bridges the Reason–Revelation Divide
Yoram Hazony interprets the Bible as a divinely revealed book of reason, making it deeply relevant to understanding the human condition.
Part of the 6 Jewish Thinkers All Christians Should Know series
#Blessed: What Is a Blessing in Scripture, Actually?
Think you’re #blessed? In the Bible, blessings can be given from God to man, from man to God, and from man to man.
Editor’s Summary: A Solid Foundation for Understanding Gender in Scripture
Reflections at the close of this series.
Part of the A Gender Study: The Real Lives of Women and Men in the Bible series
Painting the Biblical Story
Dr. Beldman’s student Ingrid Bouma produced a series of eleven original paintings that together tell the biblical story.
Part of the Biblical Artist Series series
2020 for the CHT: A Year of Podcasting, Postponement, and Prolific Publication
We launched an online magazine, made several new hires, developed other educational initiatives, celebrated new books, and hosted events.
Our Fellows’ Picks: 10 Notable Books of 2020
New books were a bright spot in 2020. With the help of our fellows, we narrowed the selection down to…
Rescuing Eagles and Baby-Eating Dragons: An Apocalyptic Christmas Story
An apocalyptic thread is woven throughout all of salvation history, even through the Christmas story.
Family Conflicts and the Restoration of the Cosmos, Part III: The Lion of Judah, or the Kid of Tamar?
In Genesis 37–50, the image of kingly humility and servanthood is not the lion of Judah, but a foreign widow.
Part of the Family Conflicts and the Restoration of the Cosmos series
