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| 1. |  | The New Oxford Annotated Bible with the Apocrypha, Augmented Third Edition, New Revised Standard Version, Indexed from Oxford University Press, USA Price: $32.76 Customer Review:  When you wish to learn the biblical meaning of strange passages this is the book for you. |
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| 2. |  | The Pentateuch (Interpreting Biblical Texts) from Abingdon Press Price: $15.30 Customer Review:  As someone who teaches the Bible to Catholics in various contexts, I've found this little volume a handy guide to get people introduced to the basic issues of how to understand the Pentateuch. Fretheim explains things in a balanced, clear way without too much technical jargon (as Blenkinsopp's... |
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| 3. |  | An Introduction to the New Testament (The Anchor Yale Bible Reference Library) from Yale University Press Price: $34.65 Customer Review: `An Introduction to the New Testament' by leading NT scholar and writer, Raymond E. Brown may be the best possible introduction to its subject for the lay reader and for pastoral readers. I am relatively sure the book is also used as a text in college level courses on the New Testament, if only for... |
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| 4. |  | Understanding The New Testament (5th Edition) from Prentice Hall Price: $80.32 Customer Review:  I bought this and Brown's Intro to NT. The Brown book, at 1/3 the price is superior in the quality of the book itself, and in my opinion, in the writing as well. That said, Kee's book is a good intro to the NT - just fantastically overpriced for what you get. |
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| 5. |  | A History of Ancient Israel and Judah, Second Edition from Westminster John Knox Press Price: $26.37 Customer Review:  Wow, this book is a nearly worthless except for that at least the authors acknowledge that the Bible probably contains historical events. It's amazing how seemingly wise men put out garbage like this. An example of the utter stupidity for example is that one of the authors claims that Samuel didn't... |
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| 6. |  | The Writings of the New Testament: An Interpretation from Augsburg Fortress Publishers Price: $29.70 Customer Review: This book provides a very solid introduction to both the world in which the NT writings originated and the particularities of the writings themselves. Johnson dispenses a plethora of information and does so with an immensely readable style. He sets the table for the exploration of virtually every... |
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| 7. |  | The Bible As It Was (Belknap) from Belknap Press Price: $25.20 Customer Review: Lots of short excerpts from ancient texts show how biblical stories were interpreted and expanded by ancients. Interesting as history, literature, and for expanding your faith. |
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| 8. |  | HarperCollins Bible Commentary - Revised Edition from HarperOne Price: $35.15 Customer Review: In my old age i am on mainline to Messiah Jesus ..... I read about 'it' but it took reading into NRSV Fully Revised & Updated (unreadable print) The Harper Collins Study Bible (2006), associated with Commentary and Dictionary to it, to realise what... |
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| 9. |  | Reading the Old Testament: An Introduction from Paulist Press Price: $13.57 Customer Review: I facilitate a graduate program in pastoral studies, this text goes hand in hand with the Catholic Study Bible. Great study guide, easy to follow and very helpful. I highly recommend it for those interested in beginning serious scholarly study in the Old Testatment |
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| 10. |  | HarperCollins Bible Dictionary from HarperOne Price: $46.55 Customer Review: I believe a very Christian should have a bible dictionary in their house, especially this particulary one. This is the best one and it even helps one with related scriptures in both the old and new testament with also the explaination of the words in spiritual contents not just webster dictionary's... |
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| 11. | | The New Oxford Annotated Bible with the Apocrypha, Augmented Third Edition, New Revised Standard Version, Indexed from Oxford University Press, USA Price: $32.76 Customer Review: When you wish to learn the biblical meaning of strange passages this is the book for you. |
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| 12. | | The Pentateuch (Interpreting Biblical Texts) from Abingdon Press Price: $15.30 Customer Review: As someone who teaches the Bible to Catholics in various contexts, I've found this little volume a handy guide to get people introduced to the basic issues of how to understand the Pentateuch. Fretheim explains things in a balanced, clear way without too much technical jargon (as Blenkinsopp's... |
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| 13. | | An Introduction to the New Testament (The Anchor Yale Bible Reference Library) from Yale University Press Price: $34.65 Customer Review: `An Introduction to the New Testament' by leading NT scholar and writer, Raymond E. Brown may be the best possible introduction to its subject for the lay reader and for pastoral readers. I am relatively sure the book is also used as a text in college level courses on the New Testament, if only for... |
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| 14. | | Understanding The New Testament (5th Edition) from Prentice Hall Price: $80.32 Customer Review: I bought this and Brown's Intro to NT. The Brown book, at 1/3 the price is superior in the quality of the book itself, and in my opinion, in the writing as well. That said, Kee's book is a good intro to the NT - just fantastically overpriced for what you get. |
Customer Rating: |
| 15. | | A History of Ancient Israel and Judah, Second Edition from Westminster John Knox Press Price: $26.37 Customer Review: Wow, this book is a nearly worthless except for that at least the authors acknowledge that the Bible probably contains historical events. It's amazing how seemingly wise men put out garbage like this. An example of the utter stupidity for example is that one of the authors claims that Samuel didn't... |
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| 16. | | The Writings of the New Testament: An Interpretation from Augsburg Fortress Publishers Price: $29.70 Customer Review: This book provides a very solid introduction to both the world in which the NT writings originated and the particularities of the writings themselves. Johnson dispenses a plethora of information and does so with an immensely readable style. He sets the table for the exploration of virtually every... |
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| 17. | | The Bible As It Was (Belknap) from Belknap Press Price: $25.20 Customer Review: Lots of short excerpts from ancient texts show how biblical stories were interpreted and expanded by ancients. Interesting as history, literature, and for expanding your faith. |
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| 18. | | HarperCollins Bible Commentary - Revised Edition from HarperOne Price: $35.15 Customer Review: In my old age i am on mainline to Messiah Jesus ..... I read about 'it' but it took reading into NRSV Fully Revised & Updated (unreadable print) The Harper Collins Study Bible (2006), associated with Commentary and Dictionary to it, to realise what... |
Customer Rating: |
| 19. | | Reading the Old Testament: An Introduction from Paulist Press Price: $13.57 Customer Review: I facilitate a graduate program in pastoral studies, this text goes hand in hand with the Catholic Study Bible. Great study guide, easy to follow and very helpful. I highly recommend it for those interested in beginning serious scholarly study in the Old Testatment |
Customer Rating: |
| 20. | | HarperCollins Bible Dictionary from HarperOne Price: $46.55 Customer Review: I believe a very Christian should have a bible dictionary in their house, especially this particulary one. This is the best one and it even helps one with related scriptures in both the old and new testament with also the explaination of the words in spiritual contents not just webster dictionary's... |
Customer Rating: |
| 21. | | The New Oxford Annotated Bible with the Apocrypha, Augmented Third Edition, New Revised Standard Version, Indexed from Oxford University Press, USA Price: $32.76 Customer Review: When you wish to learn the biblical meaning of strange passages this is the book for you. |
Customer Rating: |
| 22. | | The Pentateuch (Interpreting Biblical Texts) from Abingdon Press Price: $15.30 Customer Review: As someone who teaches the Bible to Catholics in various contexts, I've found this little volume a handy guide to get people introduced to the basic issues of how to understand the Pentateuch. Fretheim explains things in a balanced, clear way without too much technical jargon (as Blenkinsopp's... |
Customer Rating: |
| 23. | | An Introduction to the New Testament (The Anchor Yale Bible Reference Library) from Yale University Press Price: $34.65 Customer Review: `An Introduction to the New Testament' by leading NT scholar and writer, Raymond E. Brown may be the best possible introduction to its subject for the lay reader and for pastoral readers. I am relatively sure the book is also used as a text in college level courses on the New Testament, if only for... |
Customer Rating: |
| 24. | | Understanding The New Testament (5th Edition) from Prentice Hall Price: $80.32 Customer Review: I bought this and Brown's Intro to NT. The Brown book, at 1/3 the price is superior in the quality of the book itself, and in my opinion, in the writing as well. That said, Kee's book is a good intro to the NT - just fantastically overpriced for what you get. |
Customer Rating: |
| 25. | | A History of Ancient Israel and Judah, Second Edition from Westminster John Knox Press Price: $26.37 Customer Review: Wow, this book is a nearly worthless except for that at least the authors acknowledge that the Bible probably contains historical events. It's amazing how seemingly wise men put out garbage like this. An example of the utter stupidity for example is that one of the authors claims that Samuel didn't... |
Customer Rating: |
| 26. | | The Writings of the New Testament: An Interpretation from Augsburg Fortress Publishers Price: $29.70 Customer Review: This book provides a very solid introduction to both the world in which the NT writings originated and the particularities of the writings themselves. Johnson dispenses a plethora of information and does so with an immensely readable style. He sets the table for the exploration of virtually every... |
Customer Rating: |
| 27. | | The Bible As It Was (Belknap) from Belknap Press Price: $25.20 Customer Review: Lots of short excerpts from ancient texts show how biblical stories were interpreted and expanded by ancients. Interesting as history, literature, and for expanding your faith. |
Customer Rating: |
| 28. | | HarperCollins Bible Commentary - Revised Edition from HarperOne Price: $35.15 Customer Review: In my old age i am on mainline to Messiah Jesus ..... I read about 'it' but it took reading into NRSV Fully Revised & Updated (unreadable print) The Harper Collins Study Bible (2006), associated with Commentary and Dictionary to it, to realise what... |
Customer Rating: |
| 29. | | Reading the Old Testament: An Introduction from Paulist Press Price: $13.57 Customer Review: I facilitate a graduate program in pastoral studies, this text goes hand in hand with the Catholic Study Bible. Great study guide, easy to follow and very helpful. I highly recommend it for those interested in beginning serious scholarly study in the Old Testatment |
Customer Rating: |
| 30. | | HarperCollins Bible Dictionary from HarperOne Price: $46.55 Customer Review: I believe a very Christian should have a bible dictionary in their house, especially this particulary one. This is the best one and it even helps one with related scriptures in both the old and new testament with also the explaination of the words in spiritual contents not just webster dictionary's... |
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