What the Bible really says: Casting new light on the Book of Books

by Manfred Barthel, Mark Howson

In this day of notable archaeological finds that piece together newly discovered data and uncover evidence of ancient civilizations, "What the Bible Really Says" sheds new light on the present translations and interpretations of the Bible. Manfred Barthel systematically goes through the Old and New Testaments, calling attention to the passages that need, in his view, illumination, reexamination, and reinterpretation.

Genres: History, Religion

413 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1982

Reviews

[Andrew]

Actually, I read this book hoping for an unbiased, objective, strictly historical, investigative work, which this one leans toward, for sure. Certainly, if one were looking for a relatively reasonable interpretation of the Christian faith, one could do worse.