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The study of the Bible today and tomorrow

Author: Harold R Willoughby; Chicago Society of Biblical Research.
Publisher: Chicago, University of Chicago Press [1947]
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"This is a collection of twenty-four essays on the present status and future possibilities in biblical study by members and 'guests' of the Chicago Society for Bibilical Research. The purpose of these essays is ...[also] to present special investigations of a few crucial problems that are now engaging scholarly attention. The result is a volume which should be of great interest to every student of the  Read more...
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Chicago Society of Biblical Research.
Study of the Bible today and tomorrow.
Chicago, University of Chicago Press [1947]
(OCoLC)588876406
Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: Harold R Willoughby; Chicago Society of Biblical Research.
OCLC Number: 2127720
Description: xviii, 436 p. 24 cm.
Contents: Old Testament research between the Great Wars / Raymond A. Bowman --
Intertestamental studies since Charles's Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha / J. Coert Rylaarsdam --
New Testament criticism in the World-Wars period / Merrill M. Parvis --
The present state of biblical archaeology / G. Ernest Wright --
Contemporary trends in Jewish Bible study / Felix A. Levy --
Current trends in Catholic biblical research / James Harrel Cobb --
The status and prospects of research concerning the Psalms / Ovid R. Sellers --
Current progress and problems in Septuagint research / Harry M. Orlinsky --
The war in Europe and the future of biblical studies / W. F. Albright --
Problems ahead in Old Testament research / Frederick C. Prussner --
The future of intertestamental studies / Ralph Marcus --
Urgent tasks for New Testament research / Paul Schubert --
The geographical conditioning of religious experience in Palestine / Chester C. McCown --
Revelation in the Old Testament / William A. Irwin --
Propaganda analysis applied to Alexandrian-Jewish apologetic / A. Haire Forster --
The relevance of apocalyptic for ancient and modern situations / Paul E. Davies --
The teachings of Jesus and first-century Jewish ethics / Frederick C. Grant --
Reassessing the religious importance of Paul / Donald W. Riddle --
The central problem concerning Christian origins / Floyd V. Filson --
The emergence of the Christian church in the pre-Catholic period / Sherman E. Johnson --
The role of the Bible in the Reformation / Arthur A. Hays --
A critique of the Revised Standard Version of the New Testament / Allen Paul Wikgren --
Old Testament theology : its possibility and methodology / Otto J. Baab --
New Testament theology in transition / Amos N. Wilder.
Responsibility: [by members and guests of the Chicago Society for Biblical Research] Edited by Harold R. Willoughby.

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"This is a collection of twenty-four essays on the present status and future possibilities in biblical study by members and 'guests' of the Chicago Society for Bibilical Research. The purpose of these essays is ...[also] to present special investigations of a few crucial problems that are now engaging scholarly attention. The result is a volume which should be of great interest to every student of the Bible...'Current Progress and Problems in Septuagint Research' is the title of an article by Harry M. Orlinsky. He shows that a tremendous amount of research yet remains to be done on the Septuagint, not only for establishing the Old Testament text, but also for the semantics and linguistics of Biblical Hebrew..." -- Journal of Biblical Literature (Jun., 1948).

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