This collection of essays, edited by Ames (medical informatics and library services, Rocky Vista U.) et al., explores the recent past and near future of biblical scholarship. The essays are organized into three parts. Part one looks at the contributions of Kent Harold Richards and identifies advancements in and public uses of biblical scholarship. Part two deals with biblical scholarship and education and part three covers methodological and contextual interpretations of the Bible. This book is intended for those engaged in biblical studies. Annotation 2011 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
