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This volume engages the Gospel of Matthew in full awareness of its inherently political character. Weaver situates Matthew's version of the ""good news of the kingdom"" squarely within the ""real world"" of first-century Palestine and its occupying power, the Roman Empire. The essays here focus prominently and collectively on the issues of power and violence that not only pervade the historically occupied Jewish community of first-century Palestine, but also are clearly visible throughout Matthew's narrative account. A ""lower-level"" reading of the Matthean text offers a bleak portrait of...

Memoirs of the Good Ole Days provides a look back to the turn of the twentieth century in southern Indiana, when life was centered around family, faith, and the farm. Each member of the family had a part in the daily chores of life. Milking cows, baking bread, churning butter, and threshing wheat are described in wonderful detail. Life was good, work was rewarding, and family mattered. You will enjoy reading this great memoir