John Barton: History of the Bible

The book that has had a profound impact on Western history and culture, the best - selling book in the world, the Stedseller, the most noble sacred book of Jewish and Christian tradition, but when looked closely at it, it is the Bible. From Hebrew narratives to the Law, the Wisdom, the Prophets, the Psalms, the Gospels and the letter, the books of different genres, from whom they were written, how they came to be awe, how it was assembled, distributed and interpreted, and how they re-explained the history of the Bible and the faith that it presents. The First Testament examines the history and language of ancient Israel, from the eighth century B.C.E., when books of the Old Testament began to take on a form, until the time of Alexander the Great, whose book was completed, and details the history of ancient Israelis, the proselytical narratives, laws, wisdom, prophecy, poetry and the subject of Psalms. The second part of the New Testament traces the historical background of Christianity in the Jewish world where various social and religious groups existed, and emphasizes that there are so many theories, but we know little about them, as we look at the authors and writers of each book, the texts left by this new religion, the books and the Gospels. The Third Bible and its texts discuss the process of transmitting the Bible text through the hands of scribes, while in violation of the belief that books have been set aside from the Bible at various councils held since the fourth century C.E.

Korean title: 성서의 역사

Korean author: 존 바턴

Korean publisher: 비아토르

ISBN-13: 9791191851816