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395 pages 22 cm Bibliography at end of most of the chapters; Bibliography: pages 375-387 The new perspective / Margaret Brackenbury Crook -- The Pentateuch and the former prophets / Margaret Brackenbury Crook -- The books of the prophets / Margaret Brackenbury Crook -- "The Writings" and other books of the Jewish fathers / Margaret Brackenbury Crook -- The Septuagint / Julia Harwood Caverno -- From Judaism to Christianity / Margaret Brackenbury Crook -- The Gospels and other Christian writings / Margaret Brackenbury Crook -- The emergence of the Christian Bible / Margaret Brackenbury Crook -- The Gothic Bible / Ernst Heinrich Mensel -- The Bible in the Roman world of the fifth century / Eleanor Shipley Duckett -- The Bible in Anglo-Saxon and medieval England / Anne B.G. Hart -- The Bible in German before Luther / Ernst Heinrich Mensel -- Luther's Bible / Ernst Heinrich Mensel -- The Bible in England in the sixteenth century / Esther Cloudman Dunn -- The King James Version / Margaret Brackenbury Crook -- Milton and the Bible / Marjorie Hope Nicolson -- The Bible in the hands of Richard Baxter, John Bunyan, and George Fox / Clara W. Crane -- The Scottish Psalter / William Allan Neils
- Author
- [by] Margaret B. Crook, and other members of the faculty of Smith College
- Publisher
- New York, Cincinnati Abingdon Press
- Published
- 1937
- Language
- EN
- Subjects
- Religion, Christian, Literary Fiction
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