Naming the Powers The Language of Power in the New Testament Author: Walter Wink Retail Price: $38.00 Our Price: $38.00 Save: 0.00 (0.00%) Availability: In Stock        thoroughly examines the use for the terms of power in all the relevant New Testament and cognate literature. He hypothesizes that 'principalities and powers' are neither demonic nor other-worldy spirits; rather they are the inter- dependent inner and outer poles of any given manifestation of power. It is only when a particular Power becomes idolatrous that the Power becomes demonic. Similar Items you may enjoy! Power and the Powers: The Use and Abuse of Power in its Missional Context - eBook Author: Andrew R. Hardy and Richard Whitehouse Our Price: $13.75 Power and the Powers: The Use and Abuse of Power in its Missional Context Author: Andrew Hardy, Richard Whitehouse and Dan Yarnell Our Price: $24.30 Practices of Power: Revisiting the Principalities and Powers in the Pauline Letters Author: Robert Ewusie Moses Our Price: $70.06 Powers of Darkness: Principalities and Powers in Paul's Letters Author: Clinton E. Arnold Our Price: $27.00

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