Bible scholar George Wesley Buchanan is one of the premier proponents of intertextual criticism, a point of view examining texts in light of other texts. Using various Scriptures and other ancient texts, he applies this discipline to various books of Bible in this collection, such as Matthew, Daniel, and Revelation, providing priceless context and commentary. This 9-volume collection also includes Buchanan’s concise work on what defines intertextuality as a valid form of Biblical interpretation. Also containing studies on Messianic movements throughout history, this collection is essential for any serious student, professor, or layperson of the Bible wishing to gain insight from all of Scripture on various works of the Bible.
Featuring nearly 4,000 pages of solid biblical criticism and interpretation from one of the top twentieth-century Bible scholars, this collection is more accessible than ever before. The studies and commentaries can be linked with your favorite Bible translations and searches for various intertextual topics are instantaneous with the click of a mouse.
