The Canon of the Old Testament: An Essay on the Gradual Growth and Formation of the Hebrew Canon of Scripture (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Herbert Edward Ryle

 
9781330385746: The Canon of the Old Testament: An Essay on the Gradual Growth and Formation of the Hebrew Canon of Scripture (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

The Canon of the Old Testament traces how the Hebrew Bible took shape, from early writings to the final list of sacred books.


Drawing on historical criticism and Jewish literary history, this edition explains how different groups and moments helped form the collection. It presents the rise of the Law, the Prophets, and the Writings, with careful attention to dates, debates, and the shifting status of disputed texts—all while keeping a clear eye on the road to the Christian canon.



  • Clear, survey-style explanations of how Hebrew scriptures were gathered and ranked.

  • Discussion of key moments, such as the role of particular books and the rise of different canons.

  • Insight into how later readers and early Christians viewed the Hebrew Bible.

  • Connections between biblical criticism, Jewish tradition, and the development of scripture.


Ideal for readers of biblical history who want a grounded, careful overview of how the Old Testament canon came to be.

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