Handbook on the Pentateuch

The Handbook on the Pentateuch is part of the eight-volume Apostolic Handbook Series. In this volume, Chris Paris surveys the Pentateuch from both literary and theological viewpoints, and introduces us to literary techniques such as type scenes, recurring motifs, and irony. Becoming aware of these techniques produces a reading of the text that deepens our appreciation for the God behind the text. In addition, beyond a perfunctory or ceremonial approach to books such as Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy, the author helps us to see how ethical principles in these writings apply to our lives today.

• Handbook on the Historical Books
• Handbook on the Prophets
• Oneness of God (Pentecostal Theology)
• Follow to Lead: The Journey of a Disciple Maker
• Handbook on the Gospels
• Handbook on the Psalms and Wisdom Literature
• Doctrines of the Bible
• Handbook on the Book of Acts
• Handbook on the General Epistles and Revelation
• Handbook on the Epistles of Paul