Does anyone know anything about this book? Sounds like a good addition for Libronix. http://www.amazon.com/Jesus-Through-Middle-Eastern-Eyes/dp/0830825681/ref=pd_sim_b_4
I have this book in my hardcopy library and it isa very helpfu resourcel. Kenneth Bailey is amazingly astute in his knowledge and discourse regarding the Easter mindset and culture! It would be a great addition in any form to one's library.
I too have this in hard copy. Definitely worth a read!
I am glad someone else is asking/showing interest in this. I have suggested this to and more to "suggest". Great background & cultural info.
Ted
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Got them all, read them all, use them all . . . would love to have them in Libronix! Maybe this is the start!
You should also consider the works of John Pilch ...
Thank for the info everyone. Ted you made some good suggestions, those are the kinds of material that I am interested in.
Poet and Peasant and Through Peasant Eyes: A Literary-Cultural Approach to the Parables in Luke (Combined edition) by Kenneth E. Bailey
I have read this and have it in my dead-tree library. It's an excellent resource and would be great for Logos to have. I'm not familiar with the rest of Bailey's works, but I bet they're good, too.