Loren L. Johns
Autor de Even the Demons Submit: Continuing Jesus' Ministry of Deliverance (Occasional Papers)
Obras de Loren L. Johns
Even the Demons Submit: Continuing Jesus' Ministry of Deliverance (Occasional Papers) (2006) 14 copias
Apocalypticism and Millennialism: Shaping a Believers Church Eschatology for the Twenty-First Century (Studies in the… (2000) 10 copias
Lamb Christology of the Apocalypse of John: An Investigation into Its Origins & Rhetorical Force (Wissenschaftliche… (2003) 3 copias
The Lamb Christology of the Apocalypse of John: An Investigation into Its Origins and Rhetorical Force… (2014) 2 copias
Remembering God's Future 2 copias
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Beautiful Upon the Mountains: Biblical Essays on Mission, Peace, and the Reign of God (Studies in Peace and Scripture) (2003) — Contribuidor — 16 copias
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An earlier Occasional Papers (no. 11) was published by the Institute of Mennonite Studies that compiled the proceedings of a conference held at AMBS in 1987 entitled "Bondage and Deliverance." The wholistic character is there as well, but seems far more theoretical/scholastic than Even the Demons Submit. In actuality, Even the Demons Submit functions as a Festschrift for Dean Hochstetler.
I'm reading another book; one by a retired Fuller professor who has had some influence in Mennonite circles, C. Peter Wagner. The book is Warfare Prayer: What the Bible Says about Spiritual Warfare. Wagner's biblical and theological scholarship is extremely balanced and self-aware. Conceptually, he deals with demonic influence over societal/social groups as a ministry separate-but-connected-to personal deliverance. It is in the same vein as Even the Demons Submit, with a strong evangelical flavor, yet a plea for the cross-category discernment of Christians of varying stripes; sort of ecumenical that way.… (más)