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Publication Date: 17 Jun 2026
Publisher: Apollos
Page Count: 768
Author: Gerald Bray
ISBN-13: 9780851114750, 9781789754124, 9781789754131

Biblical Interpretation

By Gerald Bray
A thorough revision and updated of an award-winning survey of biblical interpretation.
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How has the church understood the Bible across the centuries and why does that matter today?

In this fully revised and updated edition of Biblical Interpretation, Gerald Bray traces the rich history of how Christians have read Scripture, from the early church to the modern era. Clear, accessible and deeply rooted in theology, this award-winning survey shows how doctrine and biblical interpretation have always gone hand in hand.

Perfect for students, pastors and thoughtful readers, this is more than history this book is an invitation to read the Bible with greater depth, wisdom and confidence.
  1. New This June: Two Books to Help You Engage More Deeply with Culture and Scripture This June, we’re sharing two new insightful books from Andrew Bunt and Gerald Bray on culture, identity and the church’s long history of reading Scripture.
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How has the church understood the Bible across the centuries and why does that matter today?

In this fully revised and updated edition of Biblical Interpretation, Gerald Bray traces the rich history of how Christians have read Scripture, from the early church to the modern era. Clear, accessible and deeply rooted in theology, this award-winning survey shows how doctrine and biblical interpretation have always gone hand in hand.

Perfect for students, pastors and thoughtful readers, this is more than history this book is an invitation to read the Bible with greater depth, wisdom and confidence.
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  1. New This June: Two Books to Help You Engage More Deeply with Culture and Scripture This June, we’re sharing two new insightful books from Andrew Bunt and Gerald Bray on culture, identity and the church’s long history of reading Scripture.