Jean-Louis Scar: Introduction to the Old Testament

An entry into the Old Testament, which gives a flavor of the Old Bible, and a new book that introduces the Old - New Bible. "For a person who knows little or hardly knows" is the sub. How easy is it to use this part of the world? I'm afraid so, but I hope so. It was not easy to use. Rather than being given the information needed to be filled with information about the Old Testament or the first time you're talking about it, it is intended to make clear the unique nature of the Old Bible that you are about to read. Because it is considered necessary for them to know the proper nature of the entire Old Testament and the individual books. Father Louiska, who wrote this book, is an old professor who taught the Old Testament for life at the Vatican University of Biblical Sciences and a world-class expert on Old Testaments. As a long lecture and professional observation, they now point to modern-day views, comparing them with modern culture and introducing the Old Testament. “Why don’t you read the Bible? "I am not a doctor, but I am a doctor.". Especially is the strange expression in the Old Testament, the embarrassment of its contents, a kind reminder to those who try to cover it, of what it really means, for example, in Joshua’s book that embarrasses readers. The author then calls the Old Testament, which contains various letters of the ancient modern world that represent its identity against a vast library, the “Israeln National Library” and tells the difference between its formation and its background and the Hebrew Scriptures and the Christian Old Testament. The Pentateuch at the beginning of the Old Testament is called the "Israelite Constitution".

Korean title: 구약성서 입문

Korean author: 장 루이 스카

Korean publisher: 성서와함께

ISBN-13: 9788976353375