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(Say the Jesus Creed<\/a> morning and evening during Lent.)
\nOne of the most mind-numbing as well as frustrating things about biblical studies is learning the \u201cnames\u201d and \u201cideas\u201d of the major interpreters. So, for instance, Augustine or Aquinas or Luther or Anselm or Cajetan or, and this gets us closer to the our days, William Rainey Harper or James Moffatt. I could go \u2026 but need not. Donald McKim has just given us a reference tool that will undoubtedly be a godsend for students \u2014 college and seminary \u2014 who are learning the ropes. The book is called Dictionary of Major Biblical Interpreters<\/a> $\"\"$ <\/em>.
\nThis is the month of books for me and this blog. I had stacks of book from SBL accumulating and I have now gotten through them, decided which ones just to shelve and which ones to bring to your attention, so this is the beginning of a series of books. I\u2019m trying to think the last time I saw so many outstanding, useful books come across my desk at the same time, and I can\u2019t think of any time better.
\nAppr 1100 pages, more than 200 in-depth articles, written by specialists in language that is readable and accessible, covering the history of the Church, \u2026 it\u2019s all here. An almost 100 page set of studies covering the eras of interpretation prefaces the dictionary entries.
\nThe articles cover the major contributions and ideas of each author; generous bibliographies complete the entries.
\nI recommend this book for all libraries, church and school, students (both college and seminary), and for pastors \u2014 esp if the pastor is committed to teaching his or her church to know and appreciate the history of the Church.
\n[This book is a greatly-expanded study of 1998.]<\/p>\n<\/body><\/html>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"