Studia Biblica (5 vols.)

by Members of the University of Oxford

Publisher:

Clarendon Press

, 1885–1903

Overview

In the late 19th century, a group of professors from Oxford University met to expound on their lectures and lessons by conducting independent research. Now, through Studia Biblica, a five-volume collection of essays, you can take advantage of their scholarship.

This diverse compilation of 18 years of collective study (1885–1903) explores a breadth of historical and theological topics ranging from the authorship of the Psalms to an examination of Paul’s argument of election and adoption. Designed to stretch and challenge university students in their theological studies, this collection offers valuable scholarly research and study.

Whether you’re a student or pastor, you will appreciate the insights this collection provides through its stimulating inquests into the Word and historical contexts. With the Logos edition of Studia Biblica, you can instantly access all 33 essays. The advanced search tools in Logos Bible Software give you instant access to the subjects, topics, and commentary relevant to the collection. All Scripture references are also linked directly to the Bibles in your library, making integration of this work into your studies seamless.

Key Features

• Thirty-three essays in five volumes
• Appendices that identify pertinent Greek, Latin, and theological texts
• Footnotes and collaborative notes
• Completely searchable and linked to your preferred Bible translation and other books in your library

Product Details

• Title: Studia Biblica
• Authors: Members of the University of Oxford
• Publisher: Clarendon Press
• Volumes: 5
• Pages: 1,721