This volume features an impressive array of leading biblical scholars and presents an illuminating and lively cross-section of this traditional field of study. Treating core topics and changing methodologies within twenty-three comprehensive chapters, this Companion provides an outstanding introduction to the historical origins and literary character of the canonical literature.
This volume features an impressive array of leading biblical scholars and presents an illuminating and lively cross-section of this traditional field of study. Treating core topics and changing methodologies within twenty-three comprehensive chapters, this Companion provides an outstanding introduction to the historical origins and literary character of the canonical literature.
Part I. Text and Canon: 1. Texts, titles, and translations James C. VanderKam 2. Collections, canons, and communities Stephen B. Chapman Part II. Historical Background: 3. The ancient Near Eastern context Kenton L. Sparks 4. The history of Israelite religion Brent A. Strawn 5. The Hebrew Bible and history Marc Zvi Brettler Part III. Methods and Approaches: 6. Historical-critical methods John J. Collins 7. Social science models Victor H. Matthews 8. Literary approaches to the Hebrew Bible Adele Berlin Part IV. Subcollections and Genres: 9. The Pentateuch and Israelite law Thomas B. Dozeman 10. The former prophets and historiography Richard D. Nelson 11. The latter prophets and prophecy Marvin A. Sweeney 12. The Psalms and Hebrew poetry William P. Brown 13. Wisdom Samuel E. Balentine 14. Late historical books and rewritten history Ehud Ben Zvi 15. The biblical short story Lawrence M. Wills 16. Apocalyptic writings Stephen L. Cook 17. Deuterocanonical/apocryphal books Sharon Pace Part V. Reception and Use: 18. The Hebrew Bible in Judaism Frederick E. Greenspahn 19. The Old Testament in Christianity R. W. L. Moberly 20. The Hebrew Bible in Islam Walid A. Saleh 21. The Hebrew Bible in art and literature David Lyle Jeffrey 22. The Old Testament in public: the Ten Commandments, evolution, and Sabbath closing laws Nancy J. Duff 23. The theology of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament John Goldingay.
Part I. Text and Canon: 1. Texts, titles, and translations James C. VanderKam 2. Collections, canons, and communities Stephen B. Chapman Part II. Historical Background: 3. The ancient Near Eastern context Kenton L. Sparks 4. The history of Israelite religion Brent A. Strawn 5. The Hebrew Bible and history Marc Zvi Brettler Part III. Methods and Approaches: 6. Historical-critical methods John J. Collins 7. Social science models Victor H. Matthews 8. Literary approaches to the Hebrew Bible Adele Berlin Part IV. Subcollections and Genres: 9. The Pentateuch and Israelite law Thomas B. Dozeman 10. The former prophets and historiography Richard D. Nelson 11. The latter prophets and prophecy Marvin A. Sweeney 12. The Psalms and Hebrew poetry William P. Brown 13. Wisdom Samuel E. Balentine 14. Late historical books and rewritten history Ehud Ben Zvi 15. The biblical short story Lawrence M. Wills 16. Apocalyptic writings Stephen L. Cook 17. Deuterocanonical/apocryphal books Sharon Pace Part V. Reception and Use: 18. The Hebrew Bible in Judaism Frederick E. Greenspahn 19. The Old Testament in Christianity R. W. L. Moberly 20. The Hebrew Bible in Islam Walid A. Saleh 21. The Hebrew Bible in art and literature David Lyle Jeffrey 22. The Old Testament in public: the Ten Commandments, evolution, and Sabbath closing laws Nancy J. Duff 23. The theology of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament John Goldingay.
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