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Visions of peace abound in the Bible, and so do the language and tales of battle. In this respect, the Bible is thoroughly at home in the modern world: a history filled with visions of peace accompanying the reality of war bridges the distance between the Bible’s world and our own. That alone would justify study of peace and war in the Bible.

However, for those communities reading the Bible as Scripture, the matter is more urgent. For them it becomes crucial to understand what the Bible says about peace鈥攁nd about war. These matters have often divided Christians from each other, and the way Christians have understood them has had terrible consequences for Jews and, indeed, for the world. A series of scholarly investigations cannot hope to resolve these issues, but it can hope, as the Studies in Peace and Scripture Series does, to aid our understanding of them.

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Books in the series

Vol. 16: 
by Willard M. Swartley

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Vol. 15: 
by David J. Neville

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Vol 14: 
by Dorothy Jean Weaver

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Vol 13: Rooted and Grounded: Essays on Land and Christian Discipleship
edited by Ryan D. Harker and Janeen Bertsche Johnson

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Vol 12: 
edited by Laura L. Brenneman and Brad D. Schantz

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Vol 11: 
by David J. Neville

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Vol 10: 
by Darrin W. Snyder Belousek

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Vol 9:  
by Willard M. Swartley

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Vol 8: 
by Millard Lind

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Vol 7:  
edited by Mary H. Schertz and Ivan Friesen

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Vol 6: 
by Christopher D. Marshall

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Vol 5:  
by Christopher D. Marshall

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Vol 4: 
edited by Willard M. Swartley

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Vol 3: The Love of Enemy and Nonretaliation in the New Testament 
edited by Willard M. Swartley

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Vol 2: The Meaning of Peace: Biblical Studies 
edited by Perry B. Yoder and Willard M. Swartley, editors

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Vol 1: The Gospel of Peace: A Scriptural Message for Today’s World 
by Ulrich Mauser