A highly readable and illuminating approach to biblical scholarship
from the author of Christ the Form of Beauty.At a time when new
approaches to biblical analysis are proliferating, Francesca Murphy
opens up the literary dimension of the Bible using a lively form of
narrative criticism, developing a doctrine of revelation which is
both original and radically traditional. Murphy argues that the
Bible is written imaginatively, and that the best way to understand
its meaning is to imagine how to perform or dramatize it. She
follows the sequence of heroes and heroines who carry the plot from
Genesis to Revelation and presents a fresh and remarkable picture
of biblical revelation as the performance of God's image in
history, captured by its writers' moral imagination.
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