Thomas B. Dozeman
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Thomas B. Dozeman wrote The Pentateuch.
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Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Michael Moore has written a concise and stimulating introduction to the Pentateuch as a ‘great text’ among other epic masterworks in the ancient world. He focuses on the present form of the text, guiding the reader through a series of contrasting themes that link the five books into a literary whole, recounting a journey from chaos in Genesis to covenant in Deuteronomy.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Exploring the Bible provides an essential road map for navigating the rich and complex world of the Old and New Testaments. Kamudzandu takes the reader on a fascinating journey into ‘the art of hermeneutics’ for reading the Bible as a culturally fashioned document and as sacred Scripture for Christian ministry in a multicultural world. Take the trip; you will enjoy the journey!”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“This commentary on Numbers is an admirable addition to the FOTL series. Rolf Knierim and George Coats have succeeded in maintaining the delicate balance of the series between the study of literary forms and the description of the author's social context, which infuses the forms with conceptual and semantic meaning. The result is a commentary both for the literary critic seeking a clear description of the genres in Numbers and for the social historian investigating the cultural forces at work in the formation of the book.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“Reading the Historical Books provides an excellent supplementary text on methodology for anyone teaching the Former Prophets. Dutcher-Walls builds on the reading experience of students to explore such critical topics as social context, narrative technique, and theology that are part of the fabric of ancient history writing. Summary questions for reflection guide students through the reading process. Only after students have become familiar with the texts through firsthand reading does the volume conclude with a broad discussion of ancient historiography and how it has shaped the writing of Israel’s history in the Former Prophets.”
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“I found this book stimulating….But the book also presents a number of significant obstacles and problems.”
Ruth, Esther, Song of Songs, and Judith
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“In her study of Ruth, the Moabite daughter-in-law, Esther, the Jewish queen, Ra'ayti, the young lover, and Judith, the warrior, Lisa Wolfe takes us on a journey through tales about rags-to-riches, the triumph of the underdog, romance, and a widow warrior that challenge traditional gender roles and will keep us reading for more.”
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