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The Birth of the Old Testament (Contents)

The Meaning of “Scripture” in Ancient Israel

From Revelation to Record – How the Old Testament Was Written

The Torah – Formation and Recognition of the Pentateuch

The Prophets – Inspired History and Eschatological Hope

The Writings – Wisdom, Poetry, and Post-Exilic Reflections

The Old Testament Canon – Recognition and Closure

Inspiration and Authority in Jewish Tradition

Scripture in Synagogue and Daily Life

The Old Testament and the Septuagint – The Scriptures in Greek

From Scroll to Codex – The Transmission and Preservation of the Hebrew Bible

The Hebrew Bible in the Life of Jesus and the Early Church

The Old Testament and the Rise of the New

The Birth of the Old Testament
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Scripture in Early Christian Worship and Liturgy

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