The Cambridge companion to the Bible / Howard Clark Kee [and others].
1997
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Title
The Cambridge companion to the Bible / Howard Clark Kee [and others].
Published
Cambridge ; New York : Cambridge University Press, 1997.
Call Number
BS475.2 .C26 1997
ISBN
0521343690
Description
vi, 616 pages, 16 unnumbered pages of plates : illustrations (some color), maps (some color) ; 26 cm
System Control No.
(OCoLC)35650754
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
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Table of Contents
IWhy the Bible is Important
1
IIHow to Use This Book
2
IIIThe Identity and Destiny of God's People
3
Pt. 1
The Old Testament World
IThe World of the Ancestors
32
IIThe World of Israel's Historians
96
IIIThe World of Israel's Prophets
161
IVThe World of Israel's Worship
228
VThe World of Israel's Sages and Poets
246
VIThe World of Apocalyptic
271
Pt. 2
Jewish Responses to Greco-Roman Culture
IJudaism Encounters the Hellenistic World
288
IIAntiochus IV and the Maccabean Crisis in Palestine
306
IIIRoman Invasion and Jewish Response
355
IVHerod
368
VHerod's Heirs
375
VIThe World of Jesus
383
VIIMid-first-century Crises
399
VIIIThe Jewish World after the Fall of Jerusalem
408
Pt. 3
The Formation of the Christian Community
IJesus and the New Covenant People
441
IIPaul: The Jesus Movement Launched in the Roman World
468
IIIChristianity Responds to Formative Judaism
501
IVChristianity Responds to Roman Culture
519
VConceptual and Organizational Diversity in the Church
559
VIChristianity Seeks to Unify Faith and Practice
564
Bibliographical Essay
576
Index of Biblical References
584
General Index
605