Description: What Is Born of the Spirit Is Spirit by Mark G. Boyer What is Born of the Spirit is Spirit provides reflections on Scripture texts associated with (Holy) Spirit and (human) spirit. Various aspects of Spirit and spirit are explored in one-hundred-five entries. The subtitle, A Biblical Spirituality of Spirit, indicates the ways biblical authors are inspired to present imaginatively what cannot be pictured: Spirit and spirit. This book attempts to recover the spirituality of biblical stories that narrate how the Spirit connects to spirit and the results of such connectivity. By exploring the use of biblical metaphors and similes we develop a spirituality of Spirit, the way human spirit is in the presence of the divine Spirit. Spirituality is Spirit connecting to spirit. It is Spirit giving birth to spirit (John 3:6). FORMAT Paperback LANGUAGE English CONDITION Brand New Author Biography Mark G. Boyer--a well-known spiritual master--has been writing books on biblical, liturgical, and devotional spirituality for over thirty years. He has written sixty-one spirituality-based volumes that prompt the reader to recognize the divine in everyday life. This is his twenty-second Wipf & Stock title. Review "Once again Mark Boyer has produced a spiritual handbook, guiding readers through the Bible and in this case introducing them to the work, the presence, and the impact of the Spirit on their lives. The very helpful format, similar to lectio divina, makes this a participatory experience and one to which the reader can return again and again." --Victor Matthews, Missouri State University "Fr. Boyer guides us into a deeper experience of the Holy Spirit connecting with our human spirit, and inviting us to live our lives faithfully from the profundity of that Divine Presence. As an added bonus, Boyer also supplies a complete listing of biblical references to the Holy Spirit--truly a genuine gift for those who direct RCIA programs." --Pauline Nugent, CCVI, Missouri State University "Spirit is a feeble heuristic for the things it is trying to describe because of the great immensity and intangibility of the forces and concepts embodied within it. Despite this Boyer deftly personalizes and describes the biblical concept of spirit and spirituality through his use of metaphor and simile along with well-researched insights from biblical passages." --Luke R. Tembrock, research scientist "Boyers latest book explores the many interpretations of spirit as it is used throughout Scripture, from theological to metaphorical, and from human to divine. While the often ambiguous intentions of scriptural authors when using spirit may make for poor translation, this indefinite understanding is also rich fodder for spiritual development and reflection if you have the right guide, and Boyer is one of the best." --John Kossler, ecologist, Western Meridian Resources Review Quote "Once again Mark Boyer has produced a spiritual handbook, guiding readers through the Bible and in this case introducing them to the work, the presence, and the impact of the Spirit on their lives. The very helpful format, similar to lectio divina, makes this a participatory experience and one to which the reader can return again and again." --Victor Matthews, Missouri State University "Fr. Boyer guides us into a deeper experience of the Holy Spirit connecting with our human spirit, and inviting us to live our lives faithfully from the profundity of that Divine Presence. As an added bonus, Boyer also supplies a complete listing of biblical references to the Holy Spirit--truly a genuine gift for those who direct RCIA programs." --Pauline Nugent, CCVI, Missouri State University "Spirit is a feeble heuristic for the things it is trying to describe because of the great immensity and intangibility of the forces and concepts embodied within it. Despite this Boyer deftly personalizes and describes the biblical concept of spirit and spirituality through his use of metaphor and simile along with well-researched insights from biblical passages." --Luke R. Tembrock, research scientist "Boyers latest book explores the many interpretations of spirit as it is used throughout Scripture, from theological to metaphorical, and from human to divine. While the often ambiguous intentions of scriptural authors when using spirit may make for poor translation, this indefinite understanding is also rich fodder for spiritual development and reflection if you have the right guide, and Boyer is one of the best." --John Kossler, ecologist, Western Meridian Resources Details ISBN1532697139 Language English Year 2019 ISBN-10 1532697139 ISBN-13 9781532697135 Format Paperback Publication Date 2019-11-05 Imprint Wipf & Stock Publishers Author Mark G. Boyer Publisher Wipf & Stock Publishers Short Title What Is Born of the Spirit Is Spirit Subtitle A Biblical Spirituality of Spirit UK Release Date 2019-11-05 Country of Publication United States AU Release Date 2019-11-05 NZ Release Date 2019-11-05 US Release Date 2019-11-05 Pages 180 Audience General Place of Publication Eugene We've got this At The Nile, if you're looking for it, we've got it. 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Book Title: What Is Born of the Spirit Is Spirit
Item Height: 229mm
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Author: Mark G Boyer
Format: Paperback
Language: English
Topic: Theology, Religious History, Christianity
Publisher: Wipf & Stock Publishers
Publication Year: 2019
Item Weight: 249g
Number of Pages: 182 Pages