Groundwork of Biblical studies
By: David Stacey
Publisher: Epworth Press
Published: 1979
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 448
Subjects: Introductions; Study and teaching; Bible
Notes: Includes index.

Bibliography: p. 438-439.
Table of contents: title: Section 1: The student and his approach; title: Introduction; title: The basic disciplines of biblical studies; title: The English versions of the bible; title: AIds to Bible study; title: Section 2: Background material; title: Transculturization; title: The geography of the Bible; title: Climate, seasons and calendar; title: Biblical cosmology; title: Social structure; title: The history of the biblical period; title: Archaeology and the Bible; title: The languages of the Bible; title: The canon; title: The ancient manuscripts; title: Critical methods; title: Section 3: The Old Testament; title: The political map in OT times; title: Cities, settlements and shrines of OT times; title: Yahweh and the gods of Canaan; title: Prophets, priests and kings; title: Literary types in the OT; title: The Pentateuch; title: The Former Prophets; title: The Latter Prophets; title: The Writings; title: Deuteronomic history and the Chronicler's history compared; title: The growth of the OT; title: Temple and synagogue; title: Section 4: The New Testament; title: Jesus; title: The primitive Christian community; title: The synoptic problem; title: The Synoptic Gospels; title: The Fourth Gospel; title: Jewish sects and parties; title: The Acts of the Apostles; title: Cities of St. Paul; title: NT chronology; title: The Pauline Epistles; title: The General Epistles; title: Revelation; title: Epilogue; title: History and the gospel; title: Special Notes.