TRANSLATED BY WILLIS BARNSTONE In this new translation of the Four Gospels and Revelation (Apocalypse), poet, translator, and scholar Willis Barnstone returns the bedrock of Christianity to its origins as an outgrowth of Judaism. In place of the Greek names that we are accustomed to, he restores probable Hebrew or Aramaic names to New Testament figures. And in translating Apocalypse in blank verse, he reveals it as the great epic poem of the New Testament. Barnstone places the Christian Bible in new perspective, transporting us back to the pre-Hellenic world and the Jewish tradition from which the New Covenant emerged.
Riverhead 2002 577 PP. Paper $3.50 (in stock) Buy
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The North End Lives A Journey Through Poverty Terrain
BY HUGO NEUFELD, FOREWARD BY SISTER MARY SCULLION In one of the oldest neighborhoods of Hamilton, Ontario, Mennonites Hugo and Doreen Neufeld lived and worked among residents of the city's North End, at a community center called the Welcome Inn, in much the same way as Quaker Jonathon Dale did in Britain. Here are the stories of how they tried to bridge the class discrimination that stops the comfortable majority from truly understanding and responding effectively to those trapped in poverty.
New Seeds Of Contemplation Audio
BY THOMAS MERTON Thomas Merton examines the contemplative life and experience. Full of insightful reflections on how one can seek, and find, nearness to God in the modern world. Abridged audio version.
Audiologos 1995 90 MIN. Audio $2.00 (in stock)
Herald Press 2006 189 PP. Paper $4.50 (in stock) Buy
Not By The Sword
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