The Future of Biblical Archaeology
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Biblical archaeology has long been a discipline in crisis. "Biblical minimalists," who believe that the Bible contains little of actual historical fact, today are challenging those who accept the historicity of Scripture. In this volume Jewish and evangelical Christian archaeologists, historians, and biblical scholars confront the minimalist critique and offer positive alternatives. ^Bringing a needed scientific approach to biblical archaeology, the contributors construct a new paradigm that reads the Bible critically but sympathetically. Their work covers the full range of subjects relevant to understanding the context of the Bible, including proper approaches to scriptural interpretation, recent archaeological evidence, and new studies of Near Eastern texts and inscriptions.^Contributors: Richard E. Averbeck^Thomas W. Davis^Daniel E. Fleming^William W. Hallo^Richard S. Hess^James K. Hoffmeier^Harry A. Hoffner Jr.^David Merling^Alan Millard^Cynthia L. Miller^John M. Monson^Steven M. Ortiz^Benjamin Edidin Scolnic^Andrew G. Vaughn^David B. Weisberg^Edwin Yamauchi^K. Lawson Younger Jr.^Randall W. Younker^Ziony Zevit
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Biblical archaeology has long been a discipline in crisis. "Biblical minimalists," who believe that the Bible contains little of actual historical fact, today are challenging those who accept the historicity of Scripture. In this volume Jewish and evangelical Christian archaeologists, historians, and biblical scholars confront the minimalist critique and offer positive alternatives. Bringing a needed scientific approach to biblical archaeology, the contributors construct a new paradigm that reads the Bible critically but sympathetically. Their work covers the full range of subjects relevant to understanding the context of the Bible, including proper approaches to scriptural interpretation, recent archaeological evidence, and new studies of Near Eastern texts and inscriptions.Contributors: Richard E. AverbeckThomas W. DavisDaniel E. FlemingWilliam W. HalloRichard S. HessJames K. HoffmeierHarry A. Hoffner Jr.David MerlingAlan MillardCynthia L. MillerJohn M. MonsonSteven M. OrtizBenjamin Edidin ScolnicAndrew G. VaughnDavid B. WeisbergEdwin YamauchiK. Lawson Younger Jr.Randall W. YounkerZiony Zevit
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PRODUCT DETAIL
- Catalogue Code 216997
- Product Code 0802821731
- EANÂ 9780802821737
- Pages 385
- Department Academic
- Category Biblical Studies
- Sub-Category Archaeology
- Publisher Eerdmans
- Publication Date Oct 2004
- Dimensions 233 x 161 x 21mm
- Weight 0.577kg
James Hoffmeier
Dr. James K. Hoffmeier (Ph.D., University of Toronto) teaches archaeology at Trinity International University Divinity School, USA and has extensive field experience as a hands-on archaeologist. He served from 1980 to 1999 as Professor of Archaeology and Old Testament at Wheaton College, and was chairman of Wheaton's Department of Biblical, Theological, Religious and Archaeological Studies from 1992 to 1998.
He has authored some groundbreaking books with both archaeological and theological importance such as Ancient Israel in Sinai: The Evidence for the Authenticity of the Wilderness Tradition (Oxford University Press), Israel in Egypt: The Evidence for the Authenticity of the Exodus Tradition (Oxford University Press) The Archaeology of the Bible (Lion) and The Immigration Crisis (2009).
Alan Millard
ALAN MILLARD is Professor of Hebrew and Ancient Semitic Languages at the University of Liverpool, London.
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