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Exploring Scripture: How the Bible Came to Be

by Philip J. Cunningham

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Attempts to capitalize on student interest in Scripture while at the same time broadening their understanding of the Bible itself: how it came into existence, how it relates to other forms of literature, and how its formation and content relate to our knowledge of history.
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Attempts to capitalize on student interest in Scripture while at the same time broadening their understanding of the Bible itself: how it came into existence, how it relates to other forms of literature, and how its formation and content relate to our knowledge of history.

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