| Resumen | Con: Editors' preface, p. xvii-xx Contributors, p. xxi-xxiii Abreviations, p. xxv-xxxvi Volumen I. The Old Testament, p. 1 1. Introduction to the pentateuch, p. 1-6 2. Génesis, p. 7-46 3. Exodus, p. 47-66 4. Leviticus, p. 67-85 5. Numbers, p. 86-100 6. Deuteronomy, p. 101-122 7. Joshua, p. 123-148 8. Judges, p. 149-162 9. 1-2 Samuel, p. 163-178 10. 1-2 Kings, p. 179-209 11. Excursus: Israel and her neighbors, p. 210-222 12. Introduction to prophetic literatura, p. 223-237 13. Hebrew poetry, p. 238-244 14. Amos, p. 245-252 15. Hosea, p. 253-264 16. Isaiah 1-39, p. 265-282 17. Micah, p. 283-289 18. Zephaniah, Nahum, Habrakkuk, p. 290-299 19. Jeremiah, p. 300-336 20. Post-exilic period: spirit, apocalyptic, p. 337-343 21. Ezekiel, p. 344-365 22. Deutero-isaiah, p. 366-386 23. Haggai, zechariah, malachi, p. 387-401 24. The chronucler: 1-2 Chronicles, ezra, nehemiah, p. 402-438 25. Joel, obadiah, p. 439-445 26. Daniel, p. 446-460 27. 1-2 Maccabees, p. 461-486 28. Introduction to wisdom literature, p. 487-494 29. Proverbs, p. 495-505 30. Canticle of canticles, p. 506-510 31. Job, p. 511-533 32. Ecclesiastes (Qoheleth), p. 534-540 33. Sirach, p. 541-555 34. Wisdom, p. 556-568 35. Psalms, p. 569-602 36. Ruth, lamentations, p. 603-613 37. Baruch, p. 614-619 38. Tobit, judith, esther, p. 620-632 39. Jonah, p. 633-637 Volumen II. The new testament and topical articles, p. 1 40. Synoptic problem, p. 1-6 41. Modern new testament criticism, p. 7-20 42. The gospel according to mark, p. 21-61 43. The gospel according to matthew, p. 62-144 44. The gospel according to luke, p. 115-164 45. Acts of the apostles, p. 165-214 46. A life of paul, p. 215-222 47. New testamnet epistles, p. 223-226 48. The letters to the thessalonians, p. 227-235 49. The letter to the galatians, p. 236-246 50. The letter to the philippians, p. 247-253 51. The first letter to the corinthians, p. 254-275 52. The second letter to the corinthians, p. 276-290 53. The letter to the romans, p. 291-331 54. The letter to philemon, p. 332-333 55. The letter to the colossians, p. 334-340 56. The letter to the ephesians, p. 341-349 57. The pastoral letters, p. 350-361 58. The first epistle of peter, p. 362-368 59. The epistle of james, p. 369-377 60. The epistle of jude, p. 378-380 61. The epistle to the hebrews, p. 381-403 62. The johannine epistles, p. 404-413 63. The gospel according to John, p. 414-466 64. The apocalypse, p. 467-493 65. The second epistle of Peter, p. 494-498 66. Inspiration and inerrancy, p. 499-514 67. Canonicity, p. 515-534 68. Apocrypha; dead sea scrolls; other jewish literatura, p. 535-560 69. Texts and versions, p. 561-589 70. Modern old testament criticism, p. 590-604 71. Hermeneutics, p. 605-623 72. Church pronouncements, p. 624-632 73. Biblical geography, p. 633-652 74. Biblical archaeology, p. 653-670 75. A history of Israel, p. 671-702 76. Religious institutions of Israel, p. 703-735 77. Aspects of old testament thought, p. 768-799 78. Aspects of new testament thought, p. 768-799 79. Pauline theology, p. 800-827 80. Johannine theology, p. 828-839 Index, p. 841 Suggested basic bibliography, p. 887
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