4 5 TOPICS SECTION ONE: GENERAL 15 Aramaic 15 Archaeology 17 Bibliography 20 Computers and Biblical Studies 22 Discourse Analysis & Text Linguistics 22 Feminism & OT Studies 25 Festschrifen and Collected Works 27 Geography 30 Hebrew Grammar & Syntax 31 Hebrew Lexicology and Semantics 44 Hermeneutics: General Biblical 48 Hermeneutics: Literary Teory 53 Hermeneutics: Narrative 55 Hermeneutics: O.T.

Some of the topics are more up-to-date than others, but it will continue to grow. Te nature of a bibliography is that it is a work in progress. I hope that it will be of special value to the busy pastor/teacher. Tis list is ofered only as a place to begin and is intended for theological students and others engaged in the teaching ministry of the church. It is inevitable that some worthwhile contributions have been overlooked. Te vastness of the literature that could have been included is suggested by Hupper’s work listed under Bibliography and by the ongoing publication Old Testament Abstracts. Foreign language works have largely been avoided to maintain the list’s manageable size. Others are of greatest value to the student with advanced knowledge of biblical languages and literature. Some assume a knowledge of Hebrew, and some do not. Te works included are on diferent levels. Since exposure to diversifed viewpoints can only enhance the teacher’s ministry of proclaiming the Word of God, books and articles from various theological viewpoints have been included, if they are believed to make a positive contribution to the teaching ministry of the church. Te choices of categories as well as the works to include have been subjective, but should prove useful to users of the bibliography. RAY CLENDENEN 2 3 PREFACE Te primary purpose of this monograph is to aid the student of the Older Testament or Hebrew Bible in exegetical research in preparation for exposition. 1BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR OLD TESTAMENT STUDY (REVISED ) E.

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