MSH | February 15, 2013
The Bible Places Blog (BPB) draws our attention to a new book edited by James K. Hoffmeier and Dennis R. Magary entitled, Do Historical Matters Matter to Faith?: A Critical Appraisal of Modern and Postmodern Approaches to Scripture. It looks like a quality resource. It’s focus is on how biblical historicity matters for inspiration and [...]
Category: Bible and Archaeology, Biblical History, Bibliology |
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Tags: archaeology, Bible, historicity, historiography, history, inerrancy, inspiration, Israel, religion
MSH | September 4, 2012
Last week in the office while I was gone we had Phil Long in for some filming of our own on the OT historical books and biblical historiography. I only got to spend two days with Phil due to my Nashville trip, but enjoyed the time. I regularly use portions of his excellent book, The [...]
Category: Biblical History, Hebrew Bible |
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MSH | February 7, 2011
I thought I’d post two items that I have my ancient Israel class read each year. Both are from V. Philips Long’s important book, The Art of Biblical History. The first is the book’s introduction, which uses a painting and its interpretation as an analogy to the enterprise of the historian. It’s quite helpful. The [...]
Category: Bible and Archaeology, Biblical History, Bibliology, Genre study |
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Tags: fiction, historiography, history, Israel