Matrix: The Bible in Mediterranean Context Series (7 vols.)
Overview
Logos is pleased to introduce Matrix: The Bible in Mediterranean Context Series. This seven-volume collection provides an intensive study—using the latest critical and methodological practices—to unravel the intricacies of a variety of New Testament topics. The collection brings contemporary scholarship to covenantal nomism, spatiality in the Gospel of Mark, cultural marginality, anthropological historiography, social-scientific interpretations in the Gospel of Matthew, cross-cultural perspectives on the New Testament, and the historical Jesus. This is an essential collection for any student, professor, or anyone interested in the scholarly interpretation of the Bible in its Mediterranean context.
With the Logos Bible Software edition of Matrix: The Bible in Mediterranean Context Series (7 vols.) you have an abundance of resources that offer applicable and insightful material for your study. You can easily access useful resources that contain perspectives from a diverse assortment of scholars and theologians. Scripture references are linked directly to the Bibles in your library—both the original language texts and English translations. Double-clicking any word automatically opens your lexicons to the relevant entry, making topic or Scripture study easier than ever.
- Includes contemporary scholarship on various New Testament topics and interpretive issues
- Provides a deeper understanding to an assortment of contexts surrounding Jesus and his ministry
- Title: Matrix: The Bible in Mediterranean Context Series
- Publisher: Wipf and Stock
- Volumes: 7
- Pages: 2,388
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Faithlife User
11/30/2014
Albert Cooper
11/3/2013
J.R. Woods
2/17/2013
I could not speak better than any resource than I could on behalf of this series. This was invaluable in my thesis on the Master's level in New Testament study. Social-science and cross-cultural studies are a sobering approach to the New Testament material. Understanding the setting in political perspective, in regard to the social institutions of the day, in regard to the goals of each social demographic, understanding the socioeconomic conditions and background, and many more insights, all contribute to a deeper level perspective you cannot achieve otherwise. This will change the way you see not only the Scriptures, but how you view yourself in today's world through that study. It will challenge how you have come to believe what you think you already "know" of God's movement in the first century through and around the Jesus of Nazareth.