Out of order: the Bible by Chee, Ellen Shao Wei, Koh, Jess Yik Sim, Chong, Colette Shi Min, Lee, Jing Wei

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The hidden book in the Bible by Barton, J

The Bible and analytic reflection by Sarisky, D

“…Analytic skill can contribute to a theology of the Bible and a theological hermeneutic in two ways, by refining the formulation of a doctrine of Scripture and a correlative hermeneutic, and by illuminating how problematic hermeneutical presuppositions have in some cases become part of exegetical practice. …”

The Jewish study Bible by Barton, J

Eerdmans Dictionary of the Bible by Barton, J

The Oxford Illustrated History of the Bible by Barton, J

Aleksandr Men as an interpreter of the Bible by Mullaney, D

“…From this it is clear that interpreting the Bible was Men’s principal theological and pastoral concern, central to his many other interests. …”

Bacon's knowledge and use of the Bible by Cole, PDH

Subjects: “…Bacon, Francis, 1561-1626 -- Knowledge -- Bible…”

The Dead Sea Scrolls Bible by King, N

Sheol and resurrection in the Hebrew Bible by Cole, S

“…<p>In the Hebrew Bible, the two most salient concepts relating to the hereafter or existence beyond death are a) the underworld, or realm of the dead known as ‘Sheol’, and b) the eschatological resurrection of the dead. …”

Bigamy and the Bible in Ælfric’s ‘Preface to Genesis’ by Griffith, M

Reading the Bible in the global village: Helsinki by Barton, J

Theology and narrative: the self, the novel, the Bible by Mulhall, S

Storied identity: reading the Bible eucharistically by Wynn, MR

“…In this paper, I explore two ways of understanding the moral and spiritual significance of stories, and in turn two ways of developing the notion of storied identity, and hence two ways of reading the Bible. I propose that these two approaches to the biblical text provide the basis for a fruitful interpretation of the Christian rite of the Eucharist, so that, to this extent, we can take the Eucharist to support these ways of drawing out the sense of the text. …”

Hugh Broughton and the King James Bible, revisited by Macfarlane, K

“…Hugh Broughton (1549–1612) is best known today as the eccentric puritan who, having been excluded from the translation committees of the King James Bible, published a vicious attack on the final product. …”

The Tiberian vocalization and the edition of the Hebrew Bible Text by Joosten, J

The King James Bible and the Politics of Religious Education by Gearon, L

A history of the bible: the book and its faiths by Salvesen, A

“…John Barton, <i>A History of the Bible: The Book and Its Faiths</i>. Allen Lane, London, 2019. xvii, 613pp, £25.00. …”

Divorce and remarriage in the Bible: The social and literary context by Gregory, A

Strange fire: Reading the Bible after the Holocaust by Joyce, P