IS 542 – Reading the Deuteronomic Histories

♦ UPDATED: The textbooks are finalized for the July 2021 online course.

    Title of Textbook   Publisher Author Amazon Link
Textbook 1   The Historical Writings: Introducing Israel’s Historical Literature (Introducing Israel’s Scriptures)   Fortress Press Mark A. Leuchter & David T. Lamb Click Here
Textbook 2   Joshua and Judges (Texts & Contexts)   Fortress Press Athalya Brenner & Gale Yee Click Here
Textbook 3   **The HarperCollins Study Bible: Fully Revised & Updated

 

**recommended, not required

   HarperOne Harold W. Attridge & Society of Biblical Literature Click Here
Textbook 4   **The Jewish Study Bible: Second Edition

 

**recommended, not required

   Oxford University Press Adele Berlin & Marc Zvi Brettler Click Here

 

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