\["For students and teachers of Biblical studies", "Offers clear insights into Old Testament teachings", "You will enhance your understanding of Scripture"\]

Discover the richness of the Old Testament with this updated survey.

Arnold, Bill T.

Beyer, Bryan E.

Cover

Title Page

Copyright Page

Preface

To the Professor

To the Student

Abbreviations

1. What Is the Old Testament and Why Study It?

2. Where and When Did the Events of the Old Testament Take Place?

Part 1 Encountering the Pentateuch

3. Introduction to the Pentateuch: The Birth of God's People

4. Genesis 1–11: The Prelude to Israel

5. Genesis 12–50: The Patriarchs: Ancestors of Israel's Faith

6. Exodus: A Miraculous Escape

7. Leviticus: Instructions for Holy Living

8. Numbers: Failure in the Desert

9. Deuteronomy: Restoring the Covenant

Part 2 Encountering the Historical Books

10. Introduction to the Historical Books: The History of Israel's Nationhood

11. Joshua: Conquest and Division

12. Judges and Ruth: Israel's Moral Crisis

13. First Samuel: God Grants a King

14. Second Samuel: David's Reign

15. First Kings: The Glory of Solomon and the Beginning of the End

16. Second Kings: The End of National Israel

17. First and Second Chronicles: A Look Back

18. Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther: A Time to Rebuild

Part 3 Encountering the Poetical Books

19. Introduction to the Poetical Books: The Literature of God's People

20. Job: One Man's Search for Justice

21. Psalms: The Songbook of Ancient Israel

22. Proverbs: Advice on Living in God's World

23. Ecclesiastes and Song of Songs: Israelite Faith in Everyday Life

Part 4 Encountering the Prophets

24. Introduction to the Prophets: Voices of God's Servants

25. Isaiah 1–39: Prophet of Judah's Royal Court

26. Isaiah 40–66: Great Days Are Coming!

27. Jeremiah 1–20: Struggling with God's Call

28. Jeremiah 21–52 and Lamentations: Dealing with Disaster

29. Ezekiel 1–24: Rough Days Are Coming!

30. Ezekiel 25–48: God Is Planning an Exciting Future!

31. Daniel: The Kingdom of God—Now and Forever

32. Hosea, Joel, and Amos: A Call for Repentance and a Promise for Blessing

33. Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, and Zephaniah: God's Plan for the Nations

34. Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi: Rebuilding a People

Epilogue: A Final Word

Glossary

Notes

Credits

Scripture Index

Author Index

Subject Index

Back Cover

__An Engaging Survey of the Old Testament__  
  
This new edition of a bestselling evangelical survey of the Old Testament has been updated throughout. It is lavishly illustrated with four-color images, maps, and charts and retains the pedagogical features that have made the book so popular:  
  
● chapter outlines, objectives, and summaries  
● study questions  
● sidebars featuring primary source material and ethical and theological issues  
● lists of key terms, people, and places  
● further reading recommendations  
  
Additional resources for students and instructors are available through Textbook eSources.

Encountering the Old Testament offers a comprehensive survey with updated content, illustrations, maps, and pedagogical features. Ideal for students and instructors in biblical studies.

\["For students and educators seeking a comprehensive guide", "Encountering the Old Testament simplifies complex content", "You will gain a deeper grasp of biblical teachings and history"\]

This updated survey of the Old Testament enriches your understanding with stunning visuals and insightful features.

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