A Guide to Biblical Studies
Tác giả: Fr. Sebastian Kizhakkeyil, Fr. Kurian Ammanathukunnel
Ký hiệu tác giả: KI-S
DDC: 220.071 - Nghiên cứu, chú giải và giảng dạy Kinh Thánh
Ngôn ngữ: Anh
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Mã số: 258SB0001165
Nhà xuất bản: St Pauls, Philippines
Năm xuất bản: 2018
Khổ sách: 21
Số trang: 355
Kho sách: Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng: Hiện có
Foreword       23
Preface       25
Part One: General introdution to the Bible        
A. Name and Nature       29
1. The name "Bible"       29
2. Nature of the Bible       30
B. The Bible and Inspiration       34
1. Biblical substantiation       34
2. Concept of Scriptural inspiration       36
3. Rejected theories of inspiration       37
4. Karl Rahner on inspiration       39
5. I.H. Marshall on Biblical inspiration       41
6. Scriptural inspiration, a community charism       42
7. Biblical inspiratio, a community charism       42
8. Church teachings on Biblical inspiration       44
C. The Bible as Testament       47
1. Etymological meaning       47
2. Testament as a convenant or treaty       47
D. The Bible as Canon       48
E. Formation of the Bible       49
1. Formation of the OT Books       49
2. Formation of the New Testament Books       53
F. Canonization of the Books of the Bible       63
1. The Old Testament Canon       63
2. The New Testament Canon       69
G. Intertestamental Literature       71
1. Apocalypse       73
2. Apocrypha       74
3. Pseudepigrapha       78
4. Dead Sea Scrolls (DSS)       78
H. Script of the Bible       80
1. The Old Hebrew script       80
2. The Assyrian or Square script       80
I. Writing Materials       80
J. Divisions of the Bible       84
1. Jewish divistion       84
2. Christian divitions of the Old Testament       85
3. Divisions of the New Testament       86
K. Jewish Division of the Text of the Hebrew Bible       87
1. Parashah       87
2. Parashah petuhah and parashah setumah       88
L. Division of the Biblical Books       89
M. Languages in the Bible       90
N. The Hebrew Bible (MT)       92
1. Masoretes       92
2. Masoretic notes       95
3. Errors in the text       95
4. Two main Hebrew editions of the Bible        98
5. Manuscripts of the Hebrew Bible       100
O. The Samaritan Pentateuch       102
1. Origin       102
2. Differences from other versions       102
P. The Septuagint (LXX) or the Greeek Bible       103
Q. Other Greek Versions       108
R. Targum (T), the Aramaic Bible       109
S. Peshitha (S), the Syriac Version       110
T. Latin Versions       110
U. Coptic and Other Versions       112
V. English Vesrions       113
W. Two Types of Bibilcal Interpretation       116
X. Two Forms of Jewish Commentaries       118
Y. Two Jewish Methods of Teaching       121
Z. Two Aberrations in the Use of the Bible       122
Part Two: Biblical Geography       129
Chapter One: The Land of the Bible       129
Chapter Two: Gospel Geography       141
A. Palestine of Jesus'Time       141
B. The Region of Decapolis       182
Part Three: Biblical History       187
Chaper One: Prehistory and Primeval History       187
Chapter Two: Patriarchal History       193
Chapter Three: Slavery, Liberation, Exodus and Journey towards Canaan       200
Chapter Four: Deuteronomistic History       204
Chapter Five: The United Kingdom of Israel and the Dynasty of David       208
Chapter Six Divistion into Two Kingdoms       219
Chapter Seven: The Fall of Judah and the Babylonian Exile       229
Chapter Eight: The Persian, Greek, Maccabean and Roman Periods       232
Part Four: Biblical Archaeology       249
Part Five: Biblical Hermeneutics and Exegesis       261
A. Introdution       261
B. Historical-Critical Method: the Diachronic Approach       290
C. Literary-Critical Method: the Synchronic Approach       304
D. Orther Criticisms       307
E. Conclusion       308
Part Six: Some Special Themes from the Bible       315
A. Some Old Testament Themes       315
B. Some Christological Feasts       335