Archaeology and Biblical Interpretation by John R. Bartlett
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Highly controversial: uses archaeological evidence to construct the truth of the Bible
Archaeology and Biblical Interpretation
Summary
Uses the most recent research in key areas - early settlements of Israel, early Israelite religion, Qumran, Jerusalem, early Christian churches - showing that ancient writings and modern archaeology can illuminate each other.
Archaeology and Biblical Interpretation Summary
Archaeology and Biblical Interpretation Reviews
'This is a most useful and very well illustrated collection of essays for those seeking up-to-date information on the present state of archaeology and biblical interpretation. It demonstrates the fruits of independent assessment of the archaeological evidence and how this can challenge our reconstructions which have for so long been based on textual evidence alone.' - Dr. Anne McKinley, Search: A Church of Ireland Journal
About John R. Bartlett
John R. Bartlett, Church of New England Theological College
Table of Contents
What has Archaeology to do with the Bible - or Vice Versa? John R. Bartlett, Archaeology and the Emergence of Early Israel William G. Dever, Kuntillet 'Ajrud and the History of Israelite Religion Andrew D.H. Mayes, The Archaeology of Qumran John R. Bartlett, The Temple Mount of Herod the Great: Recent Excavations and Literary Sources Brian Lalor, The Archaeology of Palestine and the Quest for the Historical Jesus Sean V. Freyne, On the Pilgrim's Way to the Holy City of Jerusalem: the Basilica of Dor Claudine Dauphin
Additional information
NPB9780415141130
9780415141130
0415141133
Archaeology and Biblical Interpretation by John R. Bartlett
New
Hardback
Taylor & Francis Ltd
1997-02-13
192
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