The Bible in Its World series offers a in-depth view of significant aspects
of the biblical world. Reflecting current advances in scholarship, these volumes
provide insights into the context of the Bible. Individual studies apply
up-to-date historical, literary, cultural, and theological methods and techniques
to enhance understanding of the biblical texts and their setting.
Among the topics addressed are archaeology, geography, anthropology, history,
linguistics, music, and religion as they apply to the Hebrew Bible/Old
Testament, Apocrypha/Deuterocanonicals, and New Testament.
Contributors to The Bible in Its World are among the foremost authorities
in their respective fields worldwide and represent a broad range of
religious and institutional affiliations. Authors are charged to offer fresh interpretations
that are scholarly, responsible, and engaging. Accessible to serious general
readers and scholars alike, The Bible in Its World series will
interest anyone who seeks a deeper understanding of the Bible and its world.
