E.P. Barrows Companion to the Bible
A reference work designed to assist Bible study, with special attention to teachers of Bible classes and Sunday schools. Barrows provides the results of biblical investigation in an accessible format for ministers and students of God's word.
44 Chapters
Table of Contents
1
Preface
2
01. Introductory Remarks
3
02. Genuineness of the Gospel Narratives
4
03. Uncorrupt Preservation of the Gospel Narratives
5
04. Authenticity and Credibility of the Gospel Narratives
6
05. Acts of Apostles and the Acknowledged Epistles
7
06. The Disputed Books
8
07. Inspiration and the Canon
9
08. Inseparable Connection between the Old and New Testament.
10
09. Authorship of the Pentateuch
11
10. Authenticity and Credibility of the Pentateuch
12
11. Remaining Books of the Old Testament
13
12. Evidences Internal and Experimental
14
13. Names and External Form of the Old Testament
15
14. The Original Text and its History
16
15. Formation and History of the Hebrew Canon
17
16. Ancient Versions of the Old Testament
18
17. Criticism of the Sacred Text
19
18. Books of the Old Testament as a Whole
20
19. The Pentateuch
21
20. The Historical Books
22
21. Poetical Books (Including Ecclesiastes and Canticles)
23
22. The Greater Prophets
24
23. Twelve Minor Prophets
25
23b. Apocryphal Books of Old Testament
26
24. Language of the New Testament
27
25. External Form of the New Testament
28
26. The New Testament Text and Its History
29
27. Formation and History of the New Testament Canon
30
28. Ancient Versions of the New Testament
31
29. The Historical Books
32
30. The Epistles of Paul
33
31. The Catholic Epistles
34
32. The Apocalypse
35
32b. Appendix: Writings of Apostolic Fathers
36
33. Principles of Biblical Interpretation - Introduction
37
34. General Principles of Interpretation
38
35. The Figurative Language of Scripture
39
36. The Unity of Revelation
40
37. Scriptural Types
41
38. Interpretation of Prophecy
42
39. Quotations of OT in the NT
43
40. Index of Subjects
44
41. Index of Scripture Texts
