Unlock the Story of How Christians Have Read the Bible Through the Ages
Discover A Christian’s Pocket Guide to Biblical Interpretation—a clear, engaging, and accessible journey through the remarkable history of how God’s people have understood Scripture from ancient times to today. In this concise and insightful guide, renowned scholar Gerald Bray traces the formation of the Bible, the interpretive patterns of the early church, the creativity and complexity of medieval readers, and the transformative impact of the Reformation and modern scholarship.
Perfect for everyday Christians, church leaders, and anyone eager to deepen their confidence in Scripture, this book shows how the Bible has been treasured, questioned, cherished, and explained across centuries, revealing why faithful interpretation still matters today.
Discover:
How the Bible was formed and why its authority has endured for millennia
How early Christians read the Old Testament in light of Christ
Why medieval interpretation shaped Western Christianity
How the Reformation recovered the Bible for the people
What modern readers can learn from ancient debates
Clear guidance on reading Scripture faithfully today
Compact yet rich with insight, this pocket guide equips believers to appreciate the Bible’s depth, trust its message, and read it with fresh understanding.
Gerald Bray is a Research Professor at Beeson Divinity School at Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama. He is an internationally respected theologian with a reputation for clear thinking and incisive logic.
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