Jeff Fisher Knihy

The study delves into Oecolampadius's 1534 commentary on Hebrews, originating from his theology lectures at the University of Basel. Jeff Fisher analyzes Oecolampadius's exegesis alongside over twenty-five significant interpreters from early church history to the Reformation. He highlights how Oecolampadius's Christoscopic interpretation, influenced by Alexandrian thought, played a crucial role in the evolution toward Reformed interpretative methods, paving the way for later figures like John Calvin.

Exploring the transformative power of chance encounters, this book follows Eli as he pays a simple act of kindness forward, illustrating the ripple effects of such actions. It presents seven principles that can deepen everyday interactions into meaningful connections. Beyond a narrative of human connection, it serves as a call to embrace empathy, vulnerability, and the courage to effect change, no matter how small. Readers are invited to reflect on their own lives and the potential for transformation through kindness.