Who Wrote the BIBLE and when? | different scholarly theories
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The Bible is the most popular and possibly the most influential book in human history. It is not only the most frequently published but also the most translated and quoted book in the world. But what do we really know about this book? In this video, I share what modern scholars think about the authorship of the Bible: who wrote it, when, and why. My presentation is based on the works of contemporary scholars as well as the lectures of Professors Christine Hayes and Joel Baden at Yale University. While I highly recommend watching their lectures, if you don’t have over 40 hours of free time, I am glad to summarize the basics of modern biblical scholarship for you in a relatively short presentation.
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Link to Joel Baden's course: Hebrew Bible Interpretation 1, Lecture 1
Christine Hayes Old Testament Yale Courses Lecture 1. The Parts of the Whole
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#who_wrote_the_bible #religious_studies #flood #noah #christianity #religiolog #church_history
Bibliography:
Christine Hayes. 2012. Introduction to the Bible (Open Yale Courses) Yale University Press.
Joel S. Baden. 2012. The Composition of the Pentateuch Renewing the Documentary Hypothesis. Yale University Press.
Friedman, Richard Elliott. Who Wrote the Bible? Harper San Francisco, 1997.
Friedman, Richard Elliot. The Bible with Sources Revealed, HarperOne, 2009.
Collins, John J. 2014. Introduction to the Hebrew Bible: Second Edition. Fortress Press.
Barry L. Bandstra 2009. Reading the Old Testament: An Introduction to the Hebrew Bible, Fourth Edition. Wadsworth, Cengage Learning.
Stephen L. Harris Robert L. Platzner. The Old Testament An Introduction to the Hebrew Bible 2nd Edition
Cohn, Norman (1999). Noah's Flood: The Genesis Story in Western Thought. Yale University Press.
Fagan, Brian M., and Charlotte Beck, The Oxford Companion to Archeology, entry on the "Dead sea scrolls", Oxford University Press, 1996.
Ehrman, Bart The Bible- A Historical and Literary Introduction. Second Edition, Oxford University Press 2017
Habel, Norman C. (1988). "Two Flood Myths". In Dundes, Alan (ed.). The Flood Myth. University of California Press.
Sandra L. Gravett Karla G. Bohmbach. An Introduction to the Hebrew Bible a Thematic Approach
Min, Kyung-Jin, 2004. The Levitical authorship of Ezra-Nehemiah. T&T Clarke
Wright Robert, 2009. The Evolution of God
Stephen B. Chapman & Marvin A. Sweeney, 2016. The Cambridge Companion to The Hebrew Bible/Old Testament. Cambridge University Press.
Lee Martin McDonald - The Formation of the Biblical Canon_ Volume 1_ The Old Testament_ Its Authority and Canonicity-T&T Clark (2017)
Frank Moore Cross, Canaanite Myth and Hebrew Epic: Essays in the History of the Religion of Israel [Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1973]
Timecodes:
3:08 – content of the video
5:12 – CHAPTER 1 – What is the Bible
6:47 - the oldest complete text of the Hebrew Bible
10:31 – who were ancient Israelites that produced these texts
15:48 – CHAPTER 2 – Who wrote the first books of the Bible and when?
16:52 – 2 creation stories
19:30 - What is the Documentary hypothesis
25:19 – 2 flood stories
30:04 – J, E, P, and D sources in the Torah
31:26 – 2.1. JAHWIST / YAHWIST source
33:30 – 2.2. ELOHIST source
37:28 – 2.3. PRIESTLY source
44:55 – CHAPTER 3 - DEUTERONOMY source
49:22 – “book of the law” or Torah found in 621 BCE and king Josiah’s reform
54:30 – polytheism and monolatry of ancient Israelites and their connection to Canaanites
1:01:21 – a civil war between Yahweh-only Israelites and polytheistic Israelites
1:02:54 – other features of the D source
1:13:07 – BRIEF SUMMARY
1:14:58 – CHAPTER 4 – The Torah Appears
1:19:23 - CHAPTER 5 – Deuteronomistic history
1:24:22 - CHAPTER 6 – Prophets and Ketuvim (The Writings)
1:25:04 – The Book of Daniel / The Son of Man
1:28:09 – CHAPTER 7 – CONCLUSION
Link to my playlist on Christianity: Historical background of Christianity...
Link to Joel Baden's course: Hebrew Bible Interpretation 1, Lecture 1
Christine Hayes Old Testament Yale Courses Lecture 1. The Parts of the Whole
Please, support Religiolog through a one-time donation: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/relig...
Or become my Patron: Patreon: 4religiolog
#bible
#torah
#who_wrote_the_bible #religious_studies #flood #noah #christianity #religiolog #church_history
Bibliography:
Christine Hayes. 2012. Introduction to the Bible (Open Yale Courses) Yale University Press.
Joel S. Baden. 2012. The Composition of the Pentateuch Renewing the Documentary Hypothesis. Yale University Press.
Friedman, Richard Elliott. Who Wrote the Bible? Harper San Francisco, 1997.
Friedman, Richard Elliot. The Bible with Sources Revealed, HarperOne, 2009.
Collins, John J. 2014. Introduction to the Hebrew Bible: Second Edition. Fortress Press.
Barry L. Bandstra 2009. Reading the Old Testament: An Introduction to the Hebrew Bible, Fourth Edition. Wadsworth, Cengage Learning.
Stephen L. Harris Robert L. Platzner. The Old Testament An Introduction to the Hebrew Bible 2nd Edition
Cohn, Norman (1999). Noah's Flood: The Genesis Story in Western Thought. Yale University Press.
Fagan, Brian M., and Charlotte Beck, The Oxford Companion to Archeology, entry on the "Dead sea scrolls", Oxford University Press, 1996.
Ehrman, Bart The Bible- A Historical and Literary Introduction. Second Edition, Oxford University Press 2017
Habel, Norman C. (1988). "Two Flood Myths". In Dundes, Alan (ed.). The Flood Myth. University of California Press.
Sandra L. Gravett Karla G. Bohmbach. An Introduction to the Hebrew Bible a Thematic Approach
Min, Kyung-Jin, 2004. The Levitical authorship of Ezra-Nehemiah. T&T Clarke
Wright Robert, 2009. The Evolution of God
Stephen B. Chapman & Marvin A. Sweeney, 2016. The Cambridge Companion to The Hebrew Bible/Old Testament. Cambridge University Press.
Lee Martin McDonald - The Formation of the Biblical Canon_ Volume 1_ The Old Testament_ Its Authority and Canonicity-T&T Clark (2017)
Frank Moore Cross, Canaanite Myth and Hebrew Epic: Essays in the History of the Religion of Israel [Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1973]
Timecodes:
3:08 – content of the video
5:12 – CHAPTER 1 – What is the Bible
6:47 - the oldest complete text of the Hebrew Bible
10:31 – who were ancient Israelites that produced these texts
15:48 – CHAPTER 2 – Who wrote the first books of the Bible and when?
16:52 – 2 creation stories
19:30 - What is the Documentary hypothesis
25:19 – 2 flood stories
30:04 – J, E, P, and D sources in the Torah
31:26 – 2.1. JAHWIST / YAHWIST source
33:30 – 2.2. ELOHIST source
37:28 – 2.3. PRIESTLY source
44:55 – CHAPTER 3 - DEUTERONOMY source
49:22 – “book of the law” or Torah found in 621 BCE and king Josiah’s reform
54:30 – polytheism and monolatry of ancient Israelites and their connection to Canaanites
1:01:21 – a civil war between Yahweh-only Israelites and polytheistic Israelites
1:02:54 – other features of the D source
1:13:07 – BRIEF SUMMARY
1:14:58 – CHAPTER 4 – The Torah Appears
1:19:23 - CHAPTER 5 – Deuteronomistic history
1:24:22 - CHAPTER 6 – Prophets and Ketuvim (The Writings)
1:25:04 – The Book of Daniel / The Son of Man
1:28:09 – CHAPTER 7 – CONCLUSION
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