Origin and Formation of the Hebrew Scriptures

"Origin and Formation of the Hebrew Scriptures" delves into the historical and textual development of the Old Testament. Lorenzo Burge explores the sources, authorship, and compilation of the Hebrew Bible, providing insights into the ancient world that shaped these foundational religious texts.

This work offers a detailed examination of the processes through which oral traditions and early writings were refined and canonized, appealing to scholars, theologians, and anyone interested in the roots of Judeo-Christian scripture. Burge's analysis sheds light on the cultural and religious contexts that influenced the formation of the Hebrew Scriptures, making it a valuable resource for understanding the Bible's enduring influence.

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