The Art of Biblical History seeks to address basic questions that all Bible readers might ask: Is the Bible a history book? What do we mean by history anyway? In what sense, if at all, is biblical historicity important to faith? Are there guidelines for discovering what historical truth claims a particular passage may be making? The discussions in this book take account of both current thinking among biblical scholars and the best insights of secular historians.

(This volume is also included as one section in Moises Silva's Foundations of Contemporary Interpretation.)

247 pages, Paperback.