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The Logia of Yeshua 1996

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The Logia of Yeshua is a 1996 American horror film that follows the story of Guy Davenport and Benjamin Urrutia’s work published by Counterpoint Press. It presents a collection of canonical and extracanonical sayings attributed to Jesus, deemed authentic by the authors. The book received critical acclaim for its scholarly approach and poetic expression. “Throughout, The Logia of Yeshua freshens familiar New Testament injunctions, encouraging us to think anew about their meanings,” wrote April 7, 1996 in Washington Post. “Davenport and Urrutia must be applauded for their desire to awaken the reader by offering these new, bare translations of Jesus' sayings,” noted Robert Jonas in Shambhala Sun, September 1996, page 71. The term logia refers to teachings of Jesus used by gospel writers in creating the canonical gospels. It also denotes the logic embedded within those teachings.

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Cover artist
Hans Memling

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Publisher
Counterpoint
ISBN
9781887178181
Pages
67
Format
hardcover

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