Lectio Divina: From God'S Word To Our Lives - Softcover

Bianchi, Enzo

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0281073341 ISBN 13: 9780281073344

Verlag: SPCK Publishing, 2015

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Praise for the author's Words of Spirituality: 'There is nothing same old, same old about this book of thematic readings. It introduces itself with humility and engages the reader at a profound level. Bianchi's insight, and gentle, intelligent approach remained with me long after reading.' --Christianity

Praise for the author's God, Where Are You? '[In] this remarkable little volume . . . Enzo Bianchi's meditation on the Elijah story is absolutely captivating . . . God, Where Are You? is the work of a Christian who loves the Old Testament and demonstrates how it can speak to us today. It should be read very slowly and reflectively.' --The Tablet

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The Bible is an ancient, enigmatic text from a culture vastly different from our own and most of us find it hard to read: how then can we understand its importance in the church, and how can it enrich our lives? Central to Lectio Divina is the conviction that to read the Bible faithfully and prayerfully is to learn an art. It is also to be in community, and to enter into dialogue with the God who speaks to each of us through the biblical page. Enzo Bianchi touches on some of the key insights in the history of Christian biblical interpretation - from the brilliant thinker Origen in the third century, to the development and refinement of historical criticism and related approaches in the modern era. He explains how to do lectio divina and understand its four 'moments' - lectio, meditatio, oratio, contemplatio. This is not simply a book about how to approach to the Bible, because Scripture ultimately wants to lead us beyond itself - to the truth and mystery of Christ that can never be captured fully in the written word.

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• Verlag: SPCK Publishing
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2015
• ISBN 10: 0281073341
• ISBN 13: 9780281073344
• Einband: Tapa blanda
• Anzahl der Seiten: 122