The Bible: A Very Short Introduction

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The Bible: A Very Short Introduction is a concise scholarly overview that explains the historical development, literary diversity, and religious significance of the Bible for a general readership.

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instanceOf book
introductory work
scholarly overview
aimsTo explain the Bible’s impact on culture and belief
introduce key issues in understanding the Bible
situate the Bible in its historical context
approach accessible
concise
scholarly
author John Riches NERFINISHED
countryOfPublication United Kingdom
covers New Testament NERFINISHED
Old Testament NERFINISHED
biblical interpretation history
explains formation of the biblical canon
interpretation of biblical texts
role of the Bible in religious communities
focusesOn historical development of the Bible
literary diversity of the Bible
religious significance of the Bible
format paperback
genre history of religion
religious studies
theology
hasPerspective historical-critical
literary
theological
imprint Oxford University Press NERFINISHED
intendedAudience general readership
students
language English
partOf Oxford Very Short Introductions series NERFINISHED
publisher Oxford University Press
series Very Short Introductions NERFINISHED
subject Bible NERFINISHED
Christianity NERFINISHED
Judaism NERFINISHED
biblical studies
religion
title The Bible: A Very Short Introduction NERFINISHED
writtenFor non-specialist readers

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