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Bible Bibliography

Bible Background
- Entry level atlas for the Bible lands:
“Holman Bible Atlas” Editor Thomas V. Brisco, Holman Bible Publishers
- Wonderful insight into Bible times, dating, and archaeology:
Bible Commentary
- The all-around best commentary series for the New Testament from a Catholic Perspective! Consists of seventeen volumes:
- Takes the reader through Salvation History in chonological order, and is a great compliment to The Great Adventure Bible and Bible Studies:
“Walking with God” by Tim Gray & Jeff Cavins, Ascension Press
- The best book to give you the backgrounds and basic introduction to the entire Bible:
“A Catholic Introduction to The Bible” by Bergsma & Pitre, Ignatius Press
- Best set of books demonstrating the relationship between the Old and New Testaments:
“Jesus of Nazareth” 3 Vol Set by Pope Benedict VXI, Image, Doubleday, Ignatius
- Best book that shows how Christianity emerged from the Judaism of the 1stcentury:
“Judaism and the Origins of Christianity” by Dr. David Flusser, Magnes Press
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This book gives you the Jewish background of Christianity. Very insightful, but take what he says about the Catholic Church with a grain of salt.
“Our Father Abraham” by Dr. Marvin Wilson, Eerdmans Publishing
Dictionary
- Very good source to look up words or concepts from the Bible. Good to have on your desk or Kindle:
“Catholic Bible Dictionary” Editor Dr. Scott Hahn, Doubleday
Church Guidance
- A deeper look at how we, as Catholics, interpret Scripture:
Church Documents on Sacred Scripture
- “Dei Verbum”On Divine Revelation Vatican II (Dogmatic Constitution) by Pope Paul VI (1965)
- Divino Afflante Spiritu –Promoting Biblical Studies by Pope Pius XII (1943)
- Providentissimus Deus – On The Study of Holy Scripture by Pope Leo XIII (1893)
- Verbum Domini - Post-Synodal Apostolic Exhortation on the Word of God in the Life and Mission of the Church (30 September 2010) by Pope Benedict XVI
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