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ISBN
9780198755005
Book Title
Oxford Bibles Commentary
Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
Item Length
9.7 in
Publication Year
2001
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Illustrator
Yes
Item Height
2.4 in
Author
John Muddiman
Genre
Religion
Topic
Biblical Commentary / General
Item Weight
92.1 Oz
Item Width
7.4 in
Number of Pages
1416 Pages

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Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0198755007
ISBN-13
9780198755005
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1829474

Product Key Features

Book Title
Oxford Bibles Commentary
Number of Pages
1416 Pages
Language
English
Publication Year
2001
Topic
Biblical Commentary / General
Illustrator
Yes
Genre
Religion
Author
John Muddiman
Format
Hardcover

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Item Height
2.4 in
Item Weight
92.1 Oz
Item Length
9.7 in
Item Width
7.4 in

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2001-021139
Reviews
'What is new is the assurance that there is a body of sound learning onwhich one may base one's prayer or sermon or reflection, that is not out todestroy faith nor to bolster any one expression of it.'New Directions, vol. 4, no. 78, Unlike some one-volume commentaries the OBC is valuable on the major books as well as the lesser-writings, especially on the Gospels., 'This is the first single-volume Bible commentary to do what it says. Brilliant!'New Directions, vol. 4, no. 78, ''It draws on a broad spectrum of critical scholarship to provide an authoritative guide to reading the books of the Bible, and is likely to dominate this section of the market for a long time to come... It puts the resources of scholarship at the disposal of a wide readership... students willderive excellent guidance from it. Those who have primarily an interest in the Bible as literature will find it a source of new insights. Preachers, teachers and pastors will find it enormously helpful. This commentary is a milestone in biblical scholarship. The editors deserve our thanks andcongratulations - and a wide readership.''Expository Times, June 2002, For its comprehensiveness, diversity and liveliness, it is a valuable and exciting resource. It deserves and richly rewards careful attention., The Oxford Bible Commentary can be recommended as an up-to-date, vast treasury of biblical knowledge., Like the best of its kind, it draws on a broad spectrum of critical scholarship to provide an authoritative guide to reading the books of the Bible and is likely to dominate this section of the market for a long time to come ... a milestone in biblical scholarship. The editors deserve our thanks and congratulations - and a wide readership., This book should be a helpful guide to the general reader, for whom it is intended, and it should certainly find a place in every library with any interest in the Bible., The emphasis is on reading and understanding the books of the Bible. It puts the resources of scholarship at the disposal of a wide readership - not simply the academic specialists but a range of readers with widely differing interests and concerns. Students will derive excellent guidance from it. Those who have primarily an interest in the Bible as literature will find it a source of new insights. Preachers, teachers and pastors who recognize the essential link today between scholarship and exposition, will find it enormously helpful., With its clear typeface and pleasing layout, fairly up-to-date bibliography, well-designed maps and array of distinguished contributors, this is in deed a commentary for the twenty-first century. Gabriel Josipovici, Times Literary Supplement, 21 December 2001, 'Peake's classic one volume commentary on the Bible has found a worthy successor in the present volume.'Religion and Theology, ''It draws on a broad spectrum of critical scholarship to provide anauthoritative guide to reading the books of the Bible, and is likely to dominatethis section of the market for a long time to come... It puts the resources ofscholarship at the disposal of a wide readership... students will deriveexcellent guidance from it. Those who have primarily an interest in the Bible asliterature will find it a source of new insights. Preachers, teachers andpastors will find it enormously helpful. This commentary is a milestone inbiblical scholarship. The editors deserve our thanks and congratulations - and awide readership.''Expository Times, June 2002, For the "novice", this work is a treasure trove. Expert scholars will likewise find much of interest, particularly in areas other than their own specialities., This rich, far-reaching commentary ... is warmly recommended ... Generous coverage of the full gamut of critical and postcritical approaches characterizes the many fine introductory essays, and sensitive attention to theological and literary insights find ample space in the book-by-book commentries that also do full justice to "traditional" scholarly concerns., Easily the best one volume Bible commentary available ... The Oxford Bible Commentary sticks to the text - and the fullest text possible, including all the apocrypha, some Post-Biblical Jewish Literature and some extra-canonical early Christian literature. This makes it unique as well as extra valuable., This imposing one-volume commentary, the work of 70 international scholars from Catholic, Protestant, Anglican, Orthodox and Jewish traditions, is impressive in scope. The commentary is offered as a resource for all readers, both "expert and novice"., Excellent model of what the finest reference books should be ... It is written for a wide readership and is expressed clearly without jargon or obscurity, and should prove invaluable not only to the priest and the student, but to the ordinary person in the pew ... will be invaluable for any religious or specialist library., At last a single-volume Bible commentary that offers what it claims. The result is excellent. New Directions, This book should be a helpful guide to the general reader, for whom is is intended, and it should certainly find a place in every library with any interest in the Bible., 'This is the first single-volume Bible commentary to do what it says.Brilliant!'New Directions, vol. 4, no. 78, 'Peake's classic one volume commentary on the Bible has found a worthy successor in the present volume.'Religion & Theology''It draws on a broad spectrum of critical scholarship to provide an authoritative guide to reading the books of the Bible, and is likely to dominate this section of the market for a long time to come... It puts the resources of scholarship at the disposal of a wide readership... students will derive excellent guidance from it. Those who have primarily an interest in the Bible as literature will find it a source of new insights. Preachers, teachers andpastors will find it enormously helpful. This commentary is a milestone in biblical scholarship. The editors deserve our thanks and congratulations - and a wide readership.''Expository Times, June 2002'This is the first single-volume Bible commentary to do what it says. Brilliant!'New Directions, vol. 4, no. 78'What is new is the assurance that there is a body of sound learning on which one may base one's prayer or sermon or reflection, that is not out to destroy faith nor to bolster any one expression of it.'New Directions, vol. 4, no. 78At last a single-volume Bible commentary that offers what it claims. The result is excellent. New DirectionsWith its clear typeface and pleasing layout, fairly up-to-date bibliography, well-designed maps and array of distinguished contributors, this is in deed a commentary for the twenty-first century. Gabriel Josipovici, Times Literary Supplement, 21 December 2001, 'Peake's classic one volume commentary on the Bible has found a worthysuccessor in the present volume.'Religion and Theology, With its clear typeface and pleasing layout, fairly up-to-datebibliography, well-designed maps and array of distinguished contributors, thisis in deed a commentary for the twenty-first century. Gabriel Josipovici, TimesLiterary Supplement, 21 December 2001, Considering the volume of new publications constantly occurring, it is impressive that material quite recent in terms of the publication date is included. Certainly no institutional academic library should be without this volume, and many individual scholars will likewise consider it a worthwhile investment., A very superior commentary indeed ... and despite its imposing bulk and imprimatur, a very human book., 'What is new is the assurance that there is a body of sound learning on which one may base one's prayer or sermon or reflection, that is not out to destroy faith nor to bolster any one expression of it.'New Directions, vol. 4, no. 78
Dewey Edition
22
Dewey Decimal
220.7
Synopsis
Whether you see the Bible as the living word of God, or as a highly significant document from the ancient world, or as one of the classic works of world literature, The Oxford Bible Commentary will put in your hands everything you need to study and understand the biblical text. Here is a monumental, line-by-line critical commentary on the Bible, covering all the books that appear in the NRSV. An essential reference work, this definitive book provides authoritative, non-denominational commentary written by an international team of more than 70 leading scholars from various religious backgrounds. Incorporating the latest research, the contributors examine the books of the Bible in exhaustive detail, taking a historical-critical approach that attempts to shed light on the scriptures by placing them in the context in which their first audiences would have encountered them, asking how they came to be composed and what were the purposes of their authors. The Commentary includes a general introduction, extensive introductions to both testaments and the Apocrypha, and briefer introductions to the particular books, plus an essay with commentary on important post-biblical Jewish and Christian literature. Each article concludes with a bibliography that points the reader toward the most important supplemental works in English, including major reference works, introductions, and so forth. A truly stunning work of biblical scholarship, The Oxford Bible Commentary will be an invaluable resource for pastors preparing a sermon, for students, for those in study or discussion groups, and indeed for anyone--whether Jewish, Catholic, Protestant, or Orthodox Christian--who seeks a clearer perspective on a text that has been held in reverence for thousands of years. The OBC features a Logos Library System CD-ROM that, once unlocked, gives the reader access to its text and that of the New Revised Standard Version Bible. The CD is fully compatible with all Logos products. * Detailed verse-by-verse commentary, written by over 70 of the world's leading biblical scholars from all the major Christian traditions and Judaism. * Includes all the canonical books for the Protestant, Catholic, and Orthodox traditions, and non-biblical Jewish and Christian writings from the biblical era. * Combines the fruits of the historical-critical method with insights from other critical approaches to Bible study. * Includes major introductions to every biblical book. * Bibliographies of supplemental works in English are located throughout the book, making in-depth study of topics easier. * 11 full color, Oxford Bible Maps. * Two ribbon markers make it easy to keep one's place in the book., The Oxford Bible Commentary is a completely new Bible study and reference work for 21st century students and readers. It offers verse-by-verse explanation of every book of the Bible by the world's leading biblical scholars. It provides everything any reader needs to understand the text of the Bible. From its inception, OBC has been designed as a completely non-denominational commentary; contributors have been chosen from every faith and none. The OBC will enlighten readers with no religious background, as well as Jewish readers and those from all Christian traditions - Protestant, Catholic, Anglican, and Orthodox. Written for all readers, expert and novice The OBC has been carefully written and edited to provide the best scholarship in a readable style, Details are not introduced for their own sake but to make the explicaton clearer and to bring insights from various critical approaches to clarify the meaning of the text. A commentary on the Bible in its entirety The OBC includes comment on all the books recognized as canonical in Protestant, Catholic, and Orthodox Churches, as well as those books regarded as Apocryphal in the Anglican tradition, and extracts of books found only in the Ethiopic or Coptic canons. Written by a team of 70 respected biblical scholars from all over the world The OBC contributors include scholars from Jewish, Catholic, Anglican, Protestant, and Orthodox traditions. The best combination of scholarly approaches for each individual book The OBC uses the traditional historical-critical method to search for the original meaning of the texts, but also brings in new perspectives and insights - literary, sociological, and cultural - to bring out the expanding meanings of these ancient writings. Everything you need There is a full Bibliographical Guide to Biblical Studies providing a much-needed up-to-date reference guide to key works, and there are bibliographies contained in each article. An index to the introductory articles is provided, whilst the commentaries themselves can be accessed through the use of any standard concordance. OBC also contains 11 full-colour maps. A resource that can be read with any modern version of the Bible. The perfect reference work for a multitude of needs The OBC serves readers wishing to explore the religious, cultural, and historical significance of the Bible; students looking for an authoritative but accessible introduction to the scholarly issues involved in understanding the biblical text; and professionals, clergy or lay peoole, who teach or preach. Offering greater insight into the meaning of this complex and many-faceted work, the OBC brings this ancient text alive for a new generation in the third millennium. 'Our aim has been to make a commentary that would provide everything the 21st-century reader requires to engage quickly and immediately with the text. Of primary importance has been finding the best approach. In the Oxford Bible Commentary the traditional historical-critical method in Biblical studies sits alongside other ways of reading which bring their own rewards. We have not abandoned the search for the original meaning, but have given individual contributors freedom to explore for the modern reader new perspectives and insights into the evolving meaning of the Biblical text. We hope that a wide readership will be helped by the Commentary. From those who seek a clearer perespective on a text which they hold in reverence - pastors preparing sermons, those reading the Bible together in study or discussion groups or in private meditation - to readers for whom the Bible is a highly significanct document from the ancient world and a major classic of world literature- each should discover a clearer understanding of this complex and many-faceted work. If it also stimulates plenty of discussion and further enquiry, we will consider our job of editing this 21st-century commentary well done.', This definitive volume features authoritative ecumenical commentary written by an international team of scholars from a wide spectrum of religious traditions. The contributors examine the books of the Bible in exhaustive detail, taking a historical-critical approach that attempts to shed light on the Scriptures, placing them in the context in which their first audiences would have encountered them., Whether you see the Bible as the living word of God, or as a highly significant document from the ancient world, or as one of the classic works of world literature, The Oxford Bible Commentary will put in your hands everything you need to study and understand the biblical text. Here is a monumental, line-by-line critical commentary on the Bible, covering all the books that appear in the NRSV. An essential reference work, this definitive book provides authoritative, non-denominational commentary written by an international team of more than 70 leading scholars from various religious backgrounds. Incorporating the latest research, the contributors examine the books of the Bible in exhaustive detail, taking a historical-critical approach that attempts to shed light on the scriptures by placing them in the context in which their first audiences would have encountered them, asking how they came to be composed and what were the purposes of their authors. The Commentary includes a general introduction, extensive introductions to both testaments and the Apocrypha, and briefer introductions to the particular books, plus an essay with commentary on important post-biblical Jewish and Christian literature. Each article concludes with a bibliography that points the reader toward the most important supplemental works in English, including major reference works, introductions, and so forth. A truly stunning work of biblical scholarship, The Oxford Bible Commentary will be an invaluable resource for pastors preparing a sermon, for students, for those in study or discussion groups, and indeed for anyone--whether Jewish, Catholic, Protestant, or Orthodox Christian--who seeks a clearer perspective on a text that has been held in reverence for thousands of years. The OBC features a Logos Library System CD-ROM that, once unlocked, gives the reader access to its text and that of the New Revised Standard Version Bible. The CD is fully compatible with all Logos products.
LC Classification Number
BS491.3.O94 2001
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Copyright Date
2001

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