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Social Scientific Models for Interpreting the Bible

John J. Pilch

2001

The geography of the Bible

Denis Baly

1957

Biblical Interpretation in the Early Church

Manlio Simonetti

1994

A history of biblical interpretation

Alan J. Hauser, Duane Frederick Watson

2003

Nature in our biblical heritage

Nogah Hareuveni

1980

Understanding the Bible

George T. Montague

1997

Canon and creativity

Robert Alter

2000

Christian biblical ethics

Robert J. Daly

1984

The message of mission

Vinoth Ramachandra, Howard Peskett

2003

Studia Semitica

Erwin Isak Jakob Rosenthal

1971

Hermeneutics

Henry A. Virkler

1981

Book and verse

James H. Morey

2000

The works of Jonathan Edwards

Jonathan Edwards

1980

Does the Bible justify violence?

John Joseph Collins

2004

Zondervan illustrated Bible backgrounds commentary

Clinton E. Arnold

2002

A Dictionary of Biblical interpretation

J. L. Houlden, R. J. Coggins

1990

The Bible and the ancient Near East

George Ernest Wright

1961

Sharing her word

Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza

1998

Idioms in the Bible explained ; and, A key to the original Gospel

George Mamishisho Lamsa

1985

Bread not stone

Elisabeth Schüssler Fiorenza

1984

Psychology and the Bible

J. Harold Ellens

2004

Africa Bible Commentary Word Alive Edition

ABC Editorial, Tokunboh Adeyemo

2006

The Bible in the medieval world

Beryl Smalley, Katherine Walsh, Diana Wood

1985

Bible and ethics in the Christian life

Bruce C. Birch

1976

The Oxford illustrated history of the Bible

J. W. Rogerson

2001

The formation of the Christian biblical canon

Lee Martin McDonald

1995

The language and imagery of the Bible

G. B. Caird

1980

The poetics of biblical narrative

Meir Sternberg

1985

Two Testaments, one Bible

David L. Baker

1976

In the beginning there was darkness

John M. Hull

2002

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