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082 _bG354-B83
100 _aBray, Gerald Lewis
100 _d(1948-...)
100 _eAuthor
245 _aBiblical interpretation
245 _bPast & present
245 _cGerald Lewis Bray
260 _aGreat Britain
260 _bInterVarsity
260 _c1996
300 _a608tr.
300 _bHardcover
300 _c24cm
520 _a`Biblical Interpretation: Past & Present` is a unique textbook on the history of biblical interpretation. Gerald Bray begins with basic concepts in the church's biblical interpretation that have remained constant through the ages: divine revelation, the nature of the canon, the relation of the biblical text to the life of Christian churches, and the abiding tensions inherent in the act of biblical interpretation. Three main sections follow. The first surveys the period from the ancient church to the beginnings of modern historical-critical interpretation in the Renaissance and Reformation. The second section engages the rise of modern historical-critical interpretation from the late seventeenth century through the twentieth century. The third section investigates current trends in biblical interpretation that seek to offer alternatives to the dominant school of historical criticism. Each section is divided into chapters focusing on periods or schools of interpretation.
650 _aBible -- Criticism, interpretation, etc
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