Products in Category: OT Studies - General

Encountering the Divine: Theophany in Biblical Narrative
Encountering the Divine: Theophany in Biblical Narrative is George W. Savran’s highly regarded and much sought after monograph about the narratives on humans encountering God, as depicted in the Hebrew Bible. In general terms "theophany" refers to all divine appearances but mostly those occurring as visions, dreams, or other revelations. However, in this study the focus is on scriptural references to actual contact between the human and the divine.
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Genesis Collection (2 volumes)
Henry Morris and Allen Ross provide pastors, teachers, and students with biblically and scientifically sound expositions on the book of Genesis. A scientist and a professor respectively, they provide sound biblical conclusions regarding the dichotomous subjects found in Genesis—creationism vs. evolutionism, young earth vs. old earth, etc. Tackling difficult passages with clear insight, the authors expound upon controversial theological/historical ideas with lucidity.
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Studies in Old Testament Themes (6 volumes)
These resources offer new insights for scholars and students studying the Old Testament. They concentrate on ancient proverbs and psalms, themes found in Hosea and Esther, and discuss the validity of using the Bible as a source of understanding Israel’s history. Covering both theological and biblical studies, this collection includes the works of Lester L. Grabbe, John Van Seters, and Yvonne Sherwood.
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An Introduction to the Literature of the Old Testament (Driver)
The aim of An Introduction to the Literature of the Old Testament is to furnish an account, at once descriptive and historical, of the literature of the Old Testament. This includes an account of the contents and structure of the several books together with a description of their general character and purpose.
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Forms of the Old Testament Literature Series (17 volumes)
This commentary set uses form-critical analysis to study the books of the Old Testament, examining the structure, genre, setting, and intention of the biblical literature in question. Basic to this series is its attempt to study the history behind the form-critical discussion and to reveal the exegetical process in order to enable students and pastors to engage in their own analysis and interpretation of the Old Testament texts. Each volume includes thorough bibliographies and a glossary of the genres and formulas identified in the commentary.
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Understanding the Old Testament (2 volumes)
Reinhard Kratz and James E. Atwell offer two important resources for students of the Old Testament. Kratz provides an exceptional introduction to the narrative works of the Old Testament, beginning with the Chronistic writings and moving on to the Torah, the prophets and the priestly writings. Atwell demonstrates the Old Testament’s historicity in the midst of the culture and religion in which it was developed, namely the Ancient Near East and Canaan.
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Psalms: A Commentary, and Its New Testament Relevance
The Psalms have been a source of encouragement and hope for millennia. They express our deepest yearnings, our greatest sins and God’s wonderful forgiveness. John Eaton, a distinguished Old Testament scholar, has spent a lifetime studying the Psalms. His exceptional commentary represents the culmination of his lifework and is a great resource for the student, pastor and layperson. Steve Moyise and Maarten J.J. Menken, along with ten other contributors, present essays which reveal the importance of Psalms to Jesus and the writers of the New Testament.
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JSOTS on Israel and Moses (4 volumes)
The resources in this collection offer the academic compelling discourse on historical methodology in the study of the Old Testament. One book pays tribute to the late Michael P. Weitzman, distinguished scholar of the Hebrew language, by concentrating on important topics in Isaiah, Hosea, and Job, as well as ancient versions of the Hebrew Bible, intertestamental texts, and Eastern Church traditions. Two books discuss with acumen, although not with agreement, the issue of Moses, the Bible and the Hellenistic Period. The final book’s topic is again Moses, but it looks at the patriarch through a many-sided prism.
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Hebrew History (3 volumes)
Three distinguished biblical scholars offer a conservative look at the history of Israel and the Old Testament, avoiding the trappings of common misconceptions while supporting the Scriptures with carefully researched facts. Ancient documents and archaeological evidence are used to help reveal historical and biblical truth. Although intended for first and second year students, these resources are excellent tools for pastors and laypeople alike. Together these books will help the reader understand the workings of God in history.
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From Exegesis to Exposition
In this practical guide for intermediate students studying Hebrew and for pastors preparing sermons on Old Testament passages, Dr. Robert Chisholm shows how to proceed from the beginning stages of exegesis to the finished sermon. He reminds pastors and seminarians that it is never too late to renew their commitment to the importance of using Hebrew in ministry, regain a knowledge of the essentials of the language, and learn how to use the Hebrew Bible effectively.
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Old Testament Textual Criticism
Dr. Brotzman has given students of Hebrew a resource they can use to get the most out of the Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia. Readers are lead through the steps involved in using BHS and other resources to evaluate variant readings. Brotzman sheds light on the origin and nature of Hebrew texts and versions, thereby helping scholars, students, and pastors more fully understand the Old Testament.
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The Hanegraaff LifeWorks Library
It's never been easier to find all the answers you want from the "Bible Answer Man" himself, Hank Hanegraaff! The Hanegraaff LifeWorks Library enables you to type in a verse or topic, and you're instantly given all the information needed to create word studies, reports, lists, and much more. Many of Hank Hanegraaff's most popular books, along with dozens of other multimedia resources, are included in this value-priced collection.
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International Critical Commentaries: Old Testament
The International Critical Commentary has long held a special place among works on the Bible. It brings together all the relevant aids to exegesis: linguistic and textual, archaeological, historical, literary, and theological, with a comprehensiveness and quality of scholarship unmatched by any other series. This set includes all of the International Critical Commentaries on the Old Testament.
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SPCK Old Testament Introduction Collection (3 volumes)
Offering those embarking on a study of the Old Testament the tools to plot a course to the eternal truth lying within its ancient pages. Each of the three volumes provides a straightforward introduction to a different aspect of Old Testament study.
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Declaration and Covenant
Declaration and Covenant is a fascinating examination of covenant formulae from the Old Testament and the Ancient Near East. This study shows how covenant partners created their connection by an oral declaration that could affect the original covenantal union, or reaffirm the existing bond or reestablish a broken pact. The author develops the argument through an introductory discussion which establishes the specific Old Testament concept of covenant and shows that ther exists more than one way to designate biblical covenants.
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Courson's Application Commentary on the Old Testament, Volume 2 (Psalms - Malachi)
Jon Courson is one of the most exhilarating ministers today. In his unique style, Pastor Jon has written an Old Testament commentary that is a scholarly work, but is easy to read and makes practical applications for us in our daily walk with Jesus. This volume begins Jon Courson’s verse-by-verse commentary on the Old Testament. It is your opportunity to study the Bible with one of the great Bible teachers of our time.
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Old Testament Studies Series Collection (8 volumes)
Presenting eight scholarly works on Old Testament/Hebrew Bible issues facing reconsideration in the contemporary theological context. The series provides an outlet for thoughtful debate in the fundamental areas of Old Testament/Hebrew Bible history, theology, and literature. What can we know of the historical life of ancient Israel? How have modern literary readings shaped biblical texts? How can the Hebrew Bible engage a modern theological audience? This international series, while addressed to professionals in the field, will also provide scholarly resources for upper-level university students, graduate students and other professionals in religion.
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BHS Helps Collection (3 volumes)
This set includes three terrific resources designed to enhance your study of the Biblia Hebraica Stuttgartensia. The particularly noteworthy Massorah Gedolah features annotations from the Hebrew Bible; specifically, references in the form of brief excerpts to the verses where a particular text feature occurs. Also included are two excellent analyses of the language of the Hebrew Bible; A Manual of Hebrew Poetics and Spelling in the Hebrew Bible.
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PBI Old Testament Studies Collection (6 volumes)
This collection features studies in the Old Testament from the Pontifical Biblical Institute. The six volumes discuss the OT application of the narratology method of literary criticism, the OT conception of death, Ezekiel’s prophecy on Tyre, the literary elements and genres that constitute the eighth chapter of Daniel, and more.
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Library of Hebrew Bible/OT Studies: JSOTS Old Testament Monographs (7 volumes)
This collection underscores the wide breadth of current academic research into the Old Testament. The seven volumes discuss the poetics of the Hebrew Bible, the relationship between Irish folktales and Old Testament narratives, the influence of Herodotus’ Histories on the OT, and much, much more.
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Origins of Ancient Israelite Religion Collection (8 volumes)
This collection presents an array of perspectives and studies on ancient Israelite religion. The eight volumes discuss Palestine's social, political, economic, religious and ecological changes in the ancient near east from Paleolithic to Roman eras; an engendered conception of ancient near eastern law; Canaanite myths and legends, and much more. The collection features accessible introductions to the field together with critical analyses and source texts, allowing for a more complete understanding of this compelling topic.
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Library of Hebrew Bible/OT Studies: JSOTS on Ketuvim (7 volumes)
This collection offers explorations of issues pertaining to the “Writings” books of the Old Testament. The seven volumes capture a variety of fascinating thoughts on these foundational books. Topics include Psalms in ancient near-eastern settings, rhetoric of Ecclesiastes, Herodotean concepts in Daniel, the authorship of Ezra-Nehemiah, and more.
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Library of Hebrew Bible/OT Studies: JSOTS on Nevi'im (7 volumes)
This collection offers explorations of issues pertaining to the prophet books of the Old Testament. The seven volumes capture a variety of fascinating thoughts on these foundational books. Topics include the narrative of Saul in biblical and modern texts, the ancient Greek translation of Isaiah, the variations between the Hebrew and Greek versions of Jeremiah, and more.
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Library of Hebrew Bible/OT Studies: JSOTS on Torah (6 volumes)
This collection offers explorations of issues pertaining to the first five books of the Old Testament. These six volumes capture a variety of fascinating thoughts on these foundational books. Topics include Levitical rituals and their postmodern counterparts, Abraham’s connection to the post-flood blessing to “be fruitful and multiple,” legal and judicial terminology in Genesis, and more.
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Old Testament Wisdom: An Introduction
Old Testament Wisdom has introduced thousands of students to biblical wisdom. Now you can add it to your digital library and benefit from this fantastic resource, as well!
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Foundation of Biblical Ministry (AM Bible Courseware)
AM Bible Courseware allows practically anyone with access to a personal computer to attain a Moody Bible education! The courses, written by Moody-approved instructors and theologians, guide you through in-depth studies of the Old Testament, New Testament, and ministry and leadership topics.
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Theological Journal Library Volume 8
The Theological Journal Library Volume 8 combines several of the best conservative, scholarly, evangelical journals and classic works on church history in one easy to use CD that allows you to rapidly search through all the titles for the words, phrases, topics, authors, passages, etc. which you are interested in. It is an invaluable tool for everyone who studies, teaches or preaches Scripture.
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Personal Evangelism & Basic Teacher Training Series (AM Bible Courseware)
AM Bible Courseware allows practically anyone with access to a personal computer to attain a Moody Bible education! This series of courses, written by Moody-approved instructors and theologians, guides you through in-depth study of evangelism, basic Christian doctrine, and instructional methods.
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Basic Old Testament Series (AM Bible Courseware)
AM Bible Courseware allows practically anyone with access to a personal computer to attain a Moody Bible education! This series of courses, written by Moody-approved instructors and theologians, guides you through in-depth study of the Old Testament.
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The Context of Scripture, 3 Volumes
The Context of Scripture illuminatingly presents the multi-faceted world of ancient writing that forms the colorful background to the literature of the Hebrew Bible.
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Semeia: An Experimental Journal for Biblical Criticism (91 Issues)
Liven up your writing and your sermons with fresh, innovative material sure to provoke new ideas, enhance your understanding of the biblical text, and help you see how the Bible relates to life today!
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Every Woman in the Bible
Profiles individual women, considering their roles, relationships, and lessons from their lives. Useful, up-to-date biblical scholarship for women, all Bible students, preachers, and teachers. Fresh insights into their historical/social settings make individual women come alive like never before. Co...
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Horae Homileticae, Volume 10: Hosea to Malachi DOWNLOADABLE
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Horae Homileticae, Volume 9: Jeremiah to Daniel DOWNLOADABLE
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Horae Homileticae, Volume 8: Isaiah, XXVII-LXVI DOWNLOADABLE
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Horae Homileticae, Volume 7: Proverbs to Isaiah XXVI DOWNLOADABLE
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Horae Homileticae, Volume 6: Psalms, LXXIII-CL DOWNLOADABLE
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Horae Homileticae, Volume 5: Psalms, I-LXXII DOWNLOADABLE
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Horae Homileticae, Volume 4: Chronicles to Job DOWNLOADABLE
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Horae Homileticae, Volume 3: Judges to 2 Kings DOWNLOADABLE
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Horae Homileticae, Volume 2: Numbers to Joshua DOWNLOADABLE
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Horae Homileticae, Volume 1: Genesis to Leviticus DOWNLOADABLE
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The JPS Torah Commentary: Numbers DOWNLOADABLE
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The JPS Torah Commentary: Leviticus DOWNLOADABLE
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The JPS Torah Commentary: Genesis DOWNLOADABLE
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The JPS Torah Commentary: Exodus DOWNLOADABLE
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The JPS Torah Commentary: Deuteronomy DOWNLOADABLE
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Theology of the Old Testament
Gustav Oehler’s Theology of the Old Testament is helpful to ministers and biblical students due to its subject, its wide range of thought, the thoroughness with which the topics are examined and discussed, and the positive results to which the author arrives. Oehler focuses on the supernatural character and gradual progress of revelation in the Old Testament. He is able to embrace the whole field of Israel’s history in its connection with the founding of a kingdom of God among men and weaves the whole into a thorough unity of which the final expression is Christ. by Gustav Friedrich Oehler | Published by Funk and Wagnall, 1883 | 579 pages Suggested bid: $14
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Word Biblical Commentary, Volume 23b: Song of Songs/Lamentations
Volume 23B in the acclaimed Word Biblical Commentary series.The Word Biblical Commentary delivers the best in biblical scholarship, from the leading scholars of our day who share a commitment to Scripture as divine revelation. This series emphasizes ...
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Life Lessons: Book of Genesis
This study highlights the themes of sin and its consequences as Lucado brings us back to the beginning of the Bible. This study reminds us that Gods promises are ever present even in difficult times. Each lesson has a Scripture passage, as inspirational reading, questions to answer, space for journa...
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Redemption and Restoration (SFL; Ruth, Esther)
Ruth and Esther, two of the most beloved and personal books of the Old Testament reveal lessons in the way God works through even the most difficult circumstances to unfold His plans and purpose for our lives. Explore how God has worked—and STILL works—to redeem and preserve His people.
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Exploring the Old Testament
If you desire to more clearly understand how God works in the lives of His people, studying the Bible is the place to begin. And while delving into specific passages is important and necessary, those familiar chapters and stories take on new dimensions when you see them as part of a sweeping panoram...
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