Biblical History and Israel's Past: The Changing Study of the Bible and History

Author:   Megan Bishop Moore ,  Brad E. Kelle
Publisher:   William B Eerdmans Publishing Co
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9780802862600


Pages:   518
Publication Date:   17 May 2011
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Biblical History and Israel's Past: The Changing Study of the Bible and History


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Although scholars have for centuries primarily been interested in using the study of ancient Israel to explain, illuminate, and clarify the biblical story, Megan Bishop Moore and Brad E. Kelle describe how scholars today seek more and more to tell the story of the past on its own terms, drawing from both biblical and extrabiblical sources to illumi

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Author:   Megan Bishop Moore ,  Brad E. Kelle
Publisher:   William B Eerdmans Publishing Co
Imprint:   William B Eerdmans Publishing Co
Dimensions:   Width: 14.60cm , Height: 2.50cm , Length: 22.20cm
Weight:   0.748kg
ISBN:  

9780802862600


ISBN 10:   0802862608
Pages:   518
Publication Date:   17 May 2011
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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This excellent, comprehensive, and well-written volume will be an invaluable aid to students and an indispensable reference for scholars. John H. Hayescoauthor of A History of Ancient Israel and Judah The rapidly changing scenario of biblical history is certainly in need of a clear, balanced, and comprehensive explanation. This book fills that requirement, providing a first-class resource for the scholar and the student, and I can recommend no better book for a new generation of biblical historians. Biblical History and Israel?'s Past will not be sitting on my bookshelf. It will lie permanently on my desk. . . . A splendid achievement. Philip Daviesauthor of The Origins of Biblical Israel In this highly readable and remarkably comprehensive study, Megan Moore and Brad Kelle have put in their debt all biblical scholars, whether or not they are specialists in the study of ancient and/or biblical history. The book is a one-stop shop in the changing statev


John H. Hayes coauthor of A History of Ancient Israel and Judah This excellent, comprehensive, and well-written volume will be an invaluable aid to students and an indispensable reference for scholars. Philip Davies author of The Origins of Biblical Israel The rapidly changing scenario of biblical history is certainly in need of a clear, balanced, and comprehensive explanation. This book fills that requirement, providing a first-class resource for the scholar and the student, and I can recommend no better book for a new generation of biblical historians. Biblical History and Israel s Past will not be sitting on my bookshelf. It will lie permanently on my desk. . . . A splendid achievement. Brent A. Strawn coeditor of Qumran Studies: New Approaches, New Questions In this highly readable and remarkably comprehensive study, Megan Moore and Brad Kelle have put in their debt all biblical scholars, whether or not they are specialists in the study of ancient and/or biblical history. The book is a one-stop shop in the changing state of the study of Israel s past since 1970, but it also includes Moore and Kelle s own judicious commentary and prognostications for the future. This volume is not to be missed! Bibliotheca Sacra This well-written and well-published volume is essential to anyone eager to keep abreast of the current issues and trends in Old Testament scholarship. Religious Studies Review Well-written and informative. . . . The book should serve well an advanced undergraduate classroom as well as graduate and seminary courses on the history of Israel and Judah. Expository Times Moore and Kelle have provided the much-needed service of gathering the bulk of the debates and arguments on Israel s past and its relationship to the Bible into one place. This book could serve as both an effective course textbook and a reference work, and it will continue to be a meaningful resource for years to come. Catholic Biblical Quarterly Provides a comprehensive state-of-the-art survey for the discipline of biblical history and it provides a resource for the new approaches and methodologies that have burgeoned since 1970. . . . Scholars and students alike will want to have this volume within arm s reach as they engage in the story of Israel s past. The Bible Today This is one research-laden book that makes compelling reading. It deserves a prize, and should be on the shelf of every practitioner of biblical interpretation, history, and theology. Review of Biblical Literature This is an important book. . . . It is informative and clearly written, and it summarizes complex discussions in digestible formats. . . . I hope that this book will find an abundance of readers. Choice (American Library Association) This clearly written book presents a detailed, comprehensive survey of the many debates taking place among scholars who study ancient Israel from a historical-critical perspective. . . . The volume is important reading for anyone interested in understanding the wide range of viewpoints and the various trends within this important area of study over the past four decades. Recommended.


John H. Hayes -- coauthor of A History of Ancient Israel and Judah This excellent, comprehensive, and well-written volume will be an invaluable aid to students and an indispensable reference for scholars. Philip Davies -- author of The Origins of Biblical Israel The rapidly changing scenario of 'biblical history' is certainly in need of a clear, balanced, and comprehensive explanation. This book fills that requirement, providing a first-class resource for the scholar and the student, and I can recommend no better book for a new generation of biblical historians. Biblical History and Israel's Past will not be sitting on my bookshelf. It will lie permanently on my desk. . . . A splendid achievement. Brent A. Strawn -- coeditor of Qumran Studies: New Approaches, New Questions In this highly readable and remarkably comprehensive study, Megan Moore and Brad Kelle have put in their debt all biblical scholars, whether or not they are specialists in the study of ancient and/or biblical history. The book is a one-stop shop in the changing state of the study of Israel's past since 1970, but it also includes Moore and Kelle's own judicious commentary and prognostications for the future. This volume is not to be missed! Bibliotheca Sacra This well-written and well-published volume is essential to anyone eager to keep abreast of the current issues and trends in Old Testament scholarship. Religious Studies Review Well-written and informative. . . . The book should serve well an advanced undergraduate classroom as well as graduate and seminary courses on the history of Israel and Judah. Expository Times Moore and Kelle have provided the much-needed service of gathering the bulk of the debates and arguments on Israel's past and its relationship to the Bible into one place. This book could serve as both an effective course textbook and a reference work, and it will continue to be a meaningful resource for years to come. Catholic Biblical Quarterly Provides a comprehensive state-of-the-art survey for the discipline of biblical history and it provides a resource for the new approaches and methodologies that have burgeoned since 1970. . . . Scholars and students alike will want to have this volume within arm's reach as they engage in the story of Israel's past. The Bible Today This is one research-laden book that makes compelling reading. It deserves a prize, and should be on the shelf of every practitioner of biblical interpretation, history, and theology. Review of Biblical Literature This is an important book. . . . It is informative and clearly written, and it summarizes complex discussions in digestible formats. . . . I hope that this book will find an abundance of readers. Choice (American Library Association) This clearly written book presents a detailed, comprehensive survey of the many debates taking place among scholars who study ancient Israel from a historical-critical perspective. . . . The volume is important reading for anyone interested in understanding the wide range of viewpoints and the various trends within this important area of study over the past four decades. Recommended.


This excellent, comprehensive, and well-written volume will be an invaluable aid to students and an indispensable reference for scholars. John H. Hayes coauthor of A History of Ancient Israel and Judah The rapidly changing scenario of biblical history' is certainly in need of a clear, balanced, and comprehensive explanation. This book fills that requirement, providing a first-class resource for the scholar and the student, and I can recommend no better book for a new generation of biblical historians. Biblical History and Israel's Past will not be sitting on my bookshelf. It will lie permanently on my desk. . . . A splendid achievement. Philip Davies author of The Origins of Biblical Israel In this highly readable and remarkably comprehensive study, Megan Moore and Brad Kelle have put in their debt all biblical scholars, whether or not they are specialists in the study of ancient and/or biblical history. The book is a one-stop shop in the changing state of the study of Israel's past since 1970, but it also includes Moore and Kelle's own judicious commentary and prognostications for the future. This volume is not to be missed! Brent A. Strawn coeditor of Qumran Studies: New Approaches, New Questions


This excellent, comprehensive, and well-written volume will be an invaluable aid to students and an indispensable reference for scholars. <br> John H. Hayes<br>coauthor of A History of Ancient Israel and Judah <br> The rapidly changing scenario of biblical history is certainly in need of a clear, balanced, and comprehensive explanation. This book fills that requirement, providing a first-class resource for the scholar and the student, and I can recommend no better book for a new generation of biblical historians. Biblical History and Israel?'s Past will not be sitting on my bookshelf. It will lie permanently on my desk. . . . A splendid achievement. <br> Philip Davies<br>author of The Origins of Biblical Israel <br> In this highly readable and remarkably comprehensive study, Megan Moore and Brad Kelle have put in their debt all biblical scholars, whether or not they are specialists in the study of ancient and/or biblical history. The book is a one-stop shop in the changing statev


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Megan Bishop Moore is visiting assistant professor of religion at Wake Forest University. She is also author of Philosophy and Practice in Writing a History of Ancient Israel. Brad E. Kelle is professor of Old Testament at Point Loma Nazarene Unversity. His other books include Hosea 2: Metaphor and Rhetoric in Historical Perspective.

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