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As Though We Were Dreaming: A Commentary on the Songs of Ascents for Lent by Keith Ruckhaus

We could most certainly use more Orthodox works in Logos. This one may be over looked because it covers such a small portion of the psalms and is expounding them from a point of the penitential season of lent. But I think this work would have a good value and if you examine the the sample pages you may come to the same conclusion. Please consider taking chance on this little work giving you on average 18 pages of study on each psalm.

-dan

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Dan Francis

I see we have gone from red to orange thanks. I was sold by the reviewers description of it as Brueggemanesque, but I have always valued W.B. works.

-dan

MJ. Smith

Please consider giving this a vote; the selection of Orthodox Bible Commentaries in Logos/Verbum is woefully short.

Dan Francis

it has been made.

Dan

MJ. Smith

@Jason Stone (Logos) should have a status done

Jason Stone (Logos)

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