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November 1, 2024 Richard L. Smith Leave a comment

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Buy My Book: Such a Mind as This: A Biblical-Theological Study of Thinking in the Old Testament

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"This is a very deep book. It is written at college level and is a bit of a challenge to read for the layperson. Nevertheless, I would recommend that all Christians who want to deepen their understanding and relationship with God make the effort to read this book! it is well worth it."

"In the words of the kid on the tricycle at the end of The Incredibles, "That was totally wicked!" Seriously, what a jaw-dropping read. So, so, so good. Every chapter was my favorite until I read the next one. Anyway, wow! The book of Job finally makes sense. And Deuteronomy has always been my favorite OT book; now I know why."

"This book is rich in Old Testament knowledge about the mind. I pray that His people will apply it."

"This is NOT entertainment! It contains no junk food for the soul. This book will challenge you to pay attention to your daily thinking because all sin begins by first engaging in wrong thinking."

"Every pastor, Bible teacher or student of the Word should have this book on their shelf."

“I really enjoyed Such a Mind as This. I am a theological layperson. I don't read a ton of theology (but certainly some). Your book just adds such a fresh perspective. It opened my eyes to a lot of things I had just never really thought of or grasped before.”

"I especially liked Chapter 2 so far and the point you make about the world being subject to analysis and development, and how it’s also stunningly beautiful AND complex, which allows us as humans to use our minds. I am enjoying it a lot and impressed with the quality."

“The book is for the theologically, intellectually minded, not for the typical layperson (but that's the problem isn't it, that most lay people have not been trained to ‘use their minds’!).”