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Author: Iain D Campbell
ISBN: 9781846251757
Product Code: ICGS1757
Overview
There is probably no passage of Scripture with which people are more familiar than the twenty-third psalm. The words of the metrical version are among the best loved and most often sung of our Scottish Metrical Psalms. Every statement of the psalm is loaded with meaning and with significance and importance. Enjoy reading through these inspiring meditations on Psalm 23.
Author
Rev Dr Iain D Campbell is pastor of Back Free Church of Scotland on the Isle of Lewis. He trained for the ministry at the University of Glasgow and at the Free Church College Edinburgh. He is married to Anne, a teacher, and they have three children: Iain, Stephen and Emily. Iain is author of several other books published by Day One: On the first day of the week—God, the Christian and the Sabbath, The gospel according to Ruth, Opening up Exodus, Opening up Matthew and Seven wonders of the world.
Endorsements
In this devotional treatment of Psalm 23, Dr Iain D. Campbell describes the onset of spiritual life in Christians, their varied progress as followers of Jesus the Good Shepherd, and their final destiny in his presence for ever. By tracing the metaphor of shepherding throughout the Old and New Testaments, the author makes insightful use of this rich imagery as it describes the work of Christ as the Companion, Leader, Provider and Protector of his people. The book is written by one who functions as an under-shepherd of the Saviour and who is aware of the spiritual needs and desires of his flock, and this experience is very much to the fore throughout the work. Further the activities of Jesus are described in such a straightforward devotional manner that make the book a joy to read. It is a book suitable for the heart as well as for the mind.
Rev. Dr. Malcolm Maclean, Minister of Scalpay Free Church of Scotland
Iain D. Campbell’s exposition of the Psalm 23 is masterful, both exegetically and pastorally. Reminiscent of the late Douglas MacMillan’s work on this psalm, Dr. Campbell’s adds significantly to our appreciation of the psalm, indeed under his guidance we are led to behold new vistas of greener pastures and still waters. Sure-footed, expository genius of a rare kind.
Derek Thomas, John E. Richards Professor of Theology, RTS (Jackson); Minister of Teaching, First Presbyterian Church, Jackson Mississippi; Editorial Director, Reformation21.org
Target readership
General readership
People in a reflective mood
People wanting to appreciate more of the ways of God and His revelation of Himself
Excellent gift to give, containing biblical content in a non-intrusive manner
Features and Benefits
New ‘Reflections’ series
Unique concept: biblically based meditations in bite-sizes
Gently graphic page design with pleasant look and feel
Stimulates biblical thinking about revival
Integrates biblical teaching
Reflection points at the end of each chapter to draw together the key points
Format
Illustrated paperback, 128 pages
Product Reference
ICGS1757
ISBN
9781846251757
Chapter contents
Introduction
1. Knowing the Shepherd Personally
2. Following the Shepherd’s Direction
3. Experiencing the Shepherd’s Leading
4. Enjoying the Shepherd’s Protection
5. Trusting the Shepherd’s Provision
6. Dwelling in the Shepherd’s House
7. The Shepherd and the Sheep
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Availability
This book will be available on November 2nd, 2009
Key words
Iain Campbell, Reflections, Psalm 23, Shepherd