Sheffield / T&T Clark Bible Guides Collection (44 vols.)

by John Rogerson; R. W. L. Moberly; William Johnstone; Lester L. Grabbe

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Publishers:

T&T Clark; Sheffield Academic Press

, 1989–2003

Overview

This much sought-after and highly esteemed Bible study guide series is concise, comprehensive, manageable and affordable. The Sheffield / T&T Clark Bible Guides Collection (44 vols.) serves as an invaluable resource for students, preachers and Bible study leaders. Each of these books delivers to the reader a thorough and insightful introduction to a particular book of the Bible or the Apocrypha. All the books in the series were written by leading biblical scholars and the authors have drawn on their scholarly expertise as well as their experience as teachers of university and college students.

Key Features

• An introduction to the contents of the biblical book
• A balanced survey of the important critical issues
• Attention to literary, historical, sociological and theological perspectives
• An assessment of recent scholarship
• References to other standard works in annotated bibliographies

Product Details

• Title: Sheffield / T&T Clark Bible Guides Collection
• Publisher: Sheffield / T&T Clark
• Volumes: 44
• Pages: 4,809

About the Editors

R. Norman Whybray was emeritus professor of Hebrew and Old Testament Studies at the University of Hull, and was a past president of the Society for Old Testament Study. His publications included Ecclesiastes and The Second Isaiah in this series, and The Good Life in the Old Testament (included in Old Testament Studies Series Collection).

Andrew T. Lincoln is Portland Professor of New Testament Studies at the University of Gloucestershire, and he previously taught in Massachusetts and Nottingham, and at Universities of Sheffield and Toronto. Professor Lincoln holds an MA and PhD from Trinity College, Cambridge and a BD from Westminster Theological Seminary, Philadelphia. His publications have included Paradise Now and Not Yet, Ephesians, and The Theology of the Later Pauline Letters, as well as a commentaries on Colossians, the gospel of St. John, and Hebrews.

Michael Knibb was Samuel Davidson Professor of Old Testament Studies, King’s College London, and a fellow of the British Academy. His published works include Translating the Bible: The Ethiopic Version of the Old Testament, Studies on the Testament of Job, The Qumran Community, and a commentary on First and Second Esdras, among others.