03430cam a22004451  4500001001300000003000600013005001700019008004100036010001700077040008800094016002200182019002500204029002200229029001700251035005400268042001200322050001700334082000800351049000900359100005000368245006600418260003800484300002100522336002600543337002800569338002700597504004100624505189600665583004802561630002602609630003102635630002602666630003702692630003702729650004402766655004502810994001402855999001702869952009802886ocm00311816 OCoLC20180222132626.0720518s1964    mou      b    000 0 eng    a   64013404   aDLCbengcDLCdMUQdUPMdPRPdEUMdJ9UdOCLCFdMXLdCNUTOdCCLdOCLCOdOCLCQdZAAPA7 a0020186002IsJJNL  a234076181a9776364651 aAU@b0000280756281 aNZ1b4563574  a(OCoLC)311816z(OCoLC)234076181z(OCoLC)977636465  apremarc00aBS475.2b.H90 a220  aZAAA1 aHyatt, J. Philipq(James Philip),d1909-1972.14aThe heritage of biblical faith,ban aid to reading the Bible.  aSt. Louis,bBethany Pressc[1964]  a367 pagesc23 cm  atextbtxt2rdacontent  aunmediatedbn2rdamedia  avolumebnc2rdacarrier  aIncludes bibliographical references.0 aI.A modern approach to the Bible -- Reasons for reading the Bible -- Reading the Bible like other books -- Higher (historical) criticism -- Values of the historical approach -- The role of Biblical archaeology -- Reading with eyes of faith -- Some practical suggestions -- II. Old Testament history and literature -- The historical books -- The patriarchal age -- The age of Moses -- Conquests and settlements of Canaan -- The united monarchy -- The divided monarchy -- The Babylonian exile -- The Persian and Hellenistic periods -- The Maccabean revolt -- III. The faith of the Old Testament -- Yahweh, the covenant God of Israel -- Israel, the covenant people -- The nature and destiny of man -- What does the Lord require? -- IV. The Apocrypha -- The Old Testament Apocrypha -- The pseudepigrapha -- The Dead Sea scrolls -- The New Testament Apocrypha -- V. New Testament history and literature -- The Roman rule -- Religious developments in Judaism -- The four Gospels -- The life of Jesus -- The life of Paul -- The letters of Paul -- The postapostolic age -- VI. The message of the New Testament -- Jesus and the kingdom of God -- The earliest Christian preaching -- The new creature "in Christ" (Paul) -- Eternal life (John) -- Unity in diversity -- VII. Why sixty-six books? -- The idea of a canon of Scripture -- Formation of the Old Testament Canon -- Formation of the New Testament canon -- The Christian's attitude toward the canon -- VIII. How we got our English Bible -- The Hebrew Old Testament -- The Greek Old Testament -- Ancient versions -- Early English translations -- William Tyndale and the sixteenth century -- The King James Version -- English and American Revised versions -- The Revised Standard and other modern versions -- The meaning of the story -- IX. The authority of the Bible -- What the Bible is not -- What the Bible is -- Finding authority in the Bible.  acommitment to retainc201512082pda5OTUTLD00aBiblevIntroductions.00aBiblexStudy and teaching.06aBiblevIntroductions.06aBiblex�Etude et enseignement.07aBible.2fast0(OCoLC)fst01356024 7aStudy skills.2fast0(OCoLC)fst01136216 7aIntroductions.2fast0(OCoLC)fst01423833  aC0bZAAPA  c40750d40750  00102ddc4070aDAPAbDAPAd2018-02-26l0o220 HYApAPA074245r2018-02-26t1w2018-02-26yBK