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This is a Christian mystic's archive of writings about feeling God's abiding presence and love in all things, even in the poet himself, but also feeling pain and loneliness because human finitude prohibits knowing God fully. He cannot wholly know the God he wholly loves. Finally the poet comes to feel in the natural world God reaching out to the poet personally, which brings hope and peace.
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Robert Morrison Randolph is Professor of English at Waynesburg University and Professor Emeritus from Texas State University. He has been a Fulbright teaching scholar in Finland and Greece, and for twelve years pastored a small rural church near the Monongahela River. He is the author of Floating Girl: Angel of War (2006).
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"In The Appalachian Archive, Randolph evokes the biblical book of Psalms with his expressions of spiritual longing. The human quest for love, for fulfillment, and for relationship with the divine is on full display in his carefully drawn images and heartfelt petitions. . . . To read this work is to enter prayerfully into 'the depths' with hope and faith (Ps 130:1)."--Jerome F. D. Creach, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary"This spiritual map of the ineffable in the nearby will guide seekers and thinkers, doubters and singers of all sorts. From 'the hollows of my bones, ' Appalachian poet Randolph yearns to 'speak God's name in the marrow' and invite us into 'secret rain that enlivens our hearts.' Walk with this poet through The Appalachian Archive and find that our 'strange jar made of mortality' is 'filled with forever.'"--Gilson A.C. Waldkoenig, United Lutheran Seminary
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"In The Appalachian Archive , Randolph evokes the biblical book of Psalms with his expressions of spiritual longing. The human quest for love, for fulfillment, and for relationship with the divine is on full display in his carefully drawn images and heartfelt petitions. . . . To read this work is to enter prayerfully into 'the depths' with hope and faith (Ps 130:1)." --Jerome F. D. Creach, Pittsburgh Theological Seminary "This spiritual map of the ineffable in the nearby will guide seekers and thinkers, doubters and singers of all sorts. From 'the hollows of my bones,' Appalachian poet Randolph yearns to 'speak God's name in the marrow' and invite us into 'secret rain that enlivens our hearts.' Walk with this poet through The Appalachian Archive and find that our 'strange jar made of mortality' is 'filled with forever.'" --Gilson A.C. Waldkoenig, United Lutheran Seminary
Details ISBN1666728861 ISBN-10 1666728861 ISBN-13 9781666728866 Format Hardcover Author Robert Morrison Randolph Pages 52 Year 2021 Publication Date 2021-11-23 UK Release Date 2021-11-23 Imprint Resource Publications Country of Publication United States AU Release Date 2021-11-23 NZ Release Date 2021-11-23 US Release Date 2021-11-23 Publisher Resource Publications (CA) Audience General We've got this
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