Products in Category: OT Studies - OT Introductions
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Old Testament Survey: The Message, Form, and Background of the Old Testament
Since its initial publication in 1982, Old Testament Survey has served as the standard textbook on the background, content, literary quality, and message of the Old Testament. The second edition of this excellent work has been thoroughly revised and updated to take into account new research in the field of Old Testament studies. The book now also includes important new contributions from six leading biblical studies scholars: Leslie C. Allen, James R. Battenfield, John E. Hartley, Robert L. Hubbard, Jr., John E. McKenna, and William B. Nelson, Jr.
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The Old Testament Story: An Introduction
The Old Testament Story: An Introduction is a solid and exciting guide for lower division courses in religious or public universities, and for adult learners anywhere. It is not an exhaustive commentary, but samples the unforgettable and timeless traditions of the Bible. It translates biblical scholarship for anyone who wants to know what the Bible meant then, and what it means now.
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The Hebrew Bible: A Socio-Literary Introduction
Along with an overview of the Hebrew Bible, including introductions to each book, Gottwald provides social analysis of ancient Israel and how these books fit into that society.
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Introduction to the Hebrew Bible
An accessible introduction to the Hebrew Bible by John J. Collins that makes great use of Logos' powerful and easy-to-use interface.
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Introducing the Bible
This volume is a wonderfully reader-friendly resource for the beginning student in the study of the Bible. It combines Drane's two informative and popular earlier works, Introducing the Old Testament and Introducing the New Testament into one comprehensive electronic title.
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College Press NIV Commentary: Old Testament Introduction (DOWNLOAD)
The College Press NIV Commentary Series on the Old Testament is a multivolume work, providing clear exposition of each biblical book. This volume, The Old Testament Introduction, focuses on each individual book of the Old Testament and gives specifics on their authorship, date and purpose. The Old Testament Introduction provides an excellent starting point for any in-depth Bible book study or exegesis.
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Baker Encountering the Bible Collection (3 Vols.)
Each volume in the Baker Encountering the Bible Collection is designed for classroom use and includes a number of helpful features, including a bibliography, a glossary of key terms, chapter objectives, chapter outlines, chapter study questions, sidebars, and illustrations.
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Standard Reference Library: Old Testament Collection (3 Vols.)
What is the purpose of the Old Testament, and how does it connect with the rest of Scripture? Why do many well-meaning Christians neglect the books, themes, and people from the Old Testament? The Standard Reference Library: Old Testament Collection (SRLOT) takes a fresh look at the key themes from the Old Testament. The three volumes in this collection explain the purpose of Old Testament laws, identify God’s work in Israel’s history, and connect the prophets with the person of Christ.
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Introduction to the Old Testament Collection (3 Vols.)
This collection provides a comprehensive introduction to the Old Testament. It offers a concise look at each book of the Hebrew Scriptures, paying close attention to its historical background in regards to archaeology, chronology, and theology. One author shows how the find at Ugarit has had a great impact on Old Testament studies.
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Understanding the Old Testament (2 Vols.)
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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Hebrew History (3 Vols.)
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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Warren Wiersbe's Old Testament "Be" Series (27 vols)
This product features all of Warren Wiersbe's "Be" Series of Old Testament commentaries. Breaking down each book into topical chapters, Wiersbe writes an approachable commentary series that allows any reader to understand the biblical text in new ways. The "Be" Series is the culmination of...
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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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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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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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Old Testament Survey Series: The Wisdom Literature and Psalms
The poetic books have certain characteristics which set them apart from the other books of the Bible. First, these books are almost entirely written in Hebrew poetry. Second, they are not historically oriented. Except for the Book of Psalms, there are few historically allusions here. Third, these bo...
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Old Testament Survey Series: The Pentateuch
For those who have found the Pentateuch to be difficult and tedious, these pages will be a delight! The Pentateuch is a collection of writings that changed the course of human history unlike anything until the advent of Christianity itself. Moses compiled the Pentateuch from the very words of God. T...
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Old Testament Survey Series: The Minor Prophets
This latest volume in the Old Testament Survey Series is the fruit of some thirty years of teaching prophetic material. The goal has been to synthesize the best research and express it in a way which would be understandable and usable by those who might be exploring the Minor Prophets for the first ...
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Old Testament Survey Series: The Major Prophets
During the terrible days of the Babylonian captivity there was a group of men who put to writing a collection of visions, prophecies, and warnings that continue to fascinate and horrify Bible students even now, some two and one-half millennia later. The Major Prophets operating in Jerusalem and Baby...
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Old Testament Survey Series: The Books of History
The focus of this volume is on the so-called historical books of the Old Testament. Though much biblical history is contained in the Pentateuch, the bulk of the history of Israel as a nation is contained in the twelve books beginning with Joshua. These books relate the history of God's interaction w...
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