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Daily Archives: July 27, 2011
Childs Spells Out His Methodology Some More
In my reading today of Brevard Childs’ commentary on the Book of Exodus, Childs spells out some of the aspects of canonical criticism that I was discussing yesterday: his view that scholars should look at the final form of the … Continue reading
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