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Letter and spirit from written text to living Word in the liturgy
Scriptual texts have always been tied to religious rituals, dating back to the first Christmas and the Jewish temples. Connecting the Christian to the Bible, the Bible to worship, and worship to the divine, Hahn reveals that the modern Bible was canonized to be used during liturgy, not only for devotional reading. Hahn caters to both novices and academics, including chapters defining technical terms and supporting his research with evidence from the best theological scholars.
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