Angela Meister
- The review on Amazon seems to indicate this references a set of Wordsearch tools extensively. I just thought the potential customer should be aware.
- Notice above this is a Logos edition.
- Obviously, but the book on Amazon seems to indicate that it is written with the perspective of using Wordsearch and utilizes Wordsearch tools. I don't see any indication that this is a rewritten book, only that it is in the Logos format. Perhaps Logos could give more clarification.
- Lots of food for thought here (excuse the expression, lol). Very interesting course and a little challenging at times and would be more so if I weren't already thinking about the Hebraic nature of scripture. I thought some of the comparisons to science a little stretched. I would have loved to have seen more concrete examples of the concepts from scripture. Though there were a handful, I wasn't sure that they were super compelling to the arguments made. I do very much like the emphasis on the big picture and his concept of pixilation and threads. This is similar to an idea of "motif" that I have heard from others. I would come back to this again. Good course overall. The instructor is passionate and easy to follow, even on a higher speed and graphic representations of scripture are included visually as well as read aloud- which makes a difference when you don't have your bible at hand or open. Thank you!
- I am working through the videos of this course and enjoying it. I thought it relevant to let a potential student know that at least through the first half, scriptures are referenced without being quoted. This is different than other courses where I felt comfortable just listening to audio or video while not at the computer or with bible in hand. I would have liked to have understood that before beginning. That is the only reason I am giving it 4 stars. Whether you agree with all of Moo's conclusions or not, he is very knowledgeable on the text. I just don't feel like it is as valuable as an audio only or video only resource because the referenced passages aren't quoted. You need to have the text in front of you to understand what he is referring to.
- I am working through the videos of this course and enjoying it. I thought it relevant to let a potential student know that at least through the first half, scriptures are referenced without being quoted. This is different than other courses where I felt comfortable just listening to audio or video while not at the computer or with bible in hand. I would have liked to have understood that before beginning. That is the only reason I am giving it 4 stars. Whether you agree with all of Moo's conclusions or not, he is very knowledgeable on the text. I just don't feel like it is as valuable as an audio only or video only resource because the referenced passages aren't quoted. You need to have the text in front of you to understand what he is referring to.
- That's kind of shocking, they should edit this and put in some text as we buy this for a lot of money, it should be included text.
- Just from reading the preview, this is a dangerous book. The exercises I see parallel new age practices. Having ministered to those coming out of the new age to Christ, they are often wiser than the church in discernment. I opened doors myself as a Christian in ignorance through "medical" and "psychology" practices and became oppressed without knowing it-- until God opened my eyes. We do best to lay down before God in prayer and humility, not attempting to enter in any other way than through the blood of Jesus Christ. The Psalms are not to be used as mantras. They are prayers and praises. How offensive to a holy God to manipulate them in this way (and in an effort to manipulate Him). A good portion of the church in the US has fallen into error and new age beliefs according to polls. May God have mercy.
- I have this on audio from a different source. It was really good. There was one story on it that gave me pause (assuming this is all the same content) and made me wonder about the lecturer's personal beliefs and why it was included. However, overall very good and edifying.
- Any idea if this is the same content as the book? Or is it a separate work and not just a different format?
