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Bible as literature

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The literature of the Bible

Leland Ryken

1974

The Old Testament As Living Literature

Ruth H. Blackburn

1976

Poetics and interpretation of biblical narrative

Adele Berlin

1983

The origin of the Bible

Philip Wesley Comfort

2000

Words of delight

Leland Ryken

1992

Literature and dogma

Matthew Arnold

1873

Christ

Jack Miles

2001

The poetics of biblical narrative

Meir Sternberg

1985

Justifying Language

Kevin Mills

1996

Reading Biblical Narrative (Tools for Biblical Study)

Jan Fokkelman

2000

Judges

Tammi Schneider

2000

The Book

Christopher De Hamel

2001

Literary approaches to biblical interpretation

Tremper Longman

1987

The Book of God

Walter, Jr. Wangerin

1996

The Bible and the common reader

Mary Ellen Chase

1944

[Torah Neviʾim u-Khetuvim] =

Aron Dotan, Jonathan Edwards

1994

Noah and the devil

Neil Philip

2001

The great code

Northrop Frye

1982

An introduction to the literature of the Old Testament

S. R. Driver

1891

An introduction to the literature of the Old Testament

S. R. Driver

1891

Style and Structure in Biblical Hebrew Narrative

Jerome T. Walsh

2001

The spirit of Hebrew poetry

Johann Gottfried Herder

1833

The art of biblical narrative

Robert Alter

1981

The Bible designed to be read as living literature.

Ernest Sutherland Bates

1936

Parables as poetic fictions

Hedrick, Charles W.

1994

The Mythic Past

Thomas L. Thompson

1999

Words and the Word

Stephen Prickett

1986

A History of the Bible as Literature

David Norton

1993

Interpreting biblical literature

Michael R. Cosby

2009

The triumph of irony in the book of Judges

Lillian R. Klein

1988

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