The Old Testament: Canon, History, and Literature
Richard D. Nelson explores the Old Testament through its canonical development, historical context, and literary character. Combining these perspectives, the book offers a concise framework for understanding the collection as both a religious text and a significant body of literature.
About This Book
The Old Testament is examined through three complementary perspectives: canon, history, and literature.
The book considers how these texts came to be recognized as a collection and how their historical settings inform their meaning.
Attention to literary form highlights the varied ways the Old Testament communicates its themes and ideas.
Richard D. Nelson presents a focused study for readers seeking a broader understanding of the Old Testament and its place in religious and literary history.
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