Routledge - The Archaeology Of The New Testament Book

Explore the historical landscape of the early church with The Archaeology Of The New Testament by Routledge. This authoritative illustrated account provides a detailed look at the chief sites and monuments connected with the life of Jesus and the history of the early Christian apostles. By following the chronological order of the New Testament, this work guides readers through the Mediterranean world. The text begins its investigation with sites connected to John the Baptist before proceeding to Bethlehem and other significant locations. This book serves as an essential reference for those studying the Mediterranean world and the historical context of the early church. Written by Jack Finegan, professor emeritus of New Testament history and archaeology at the Pacific School of Religion, this volume draws on extensive experience and frequent visits to the Mediterranean and Middle East. It offers a clear perspective on the physical remains and archaeological findings that bring the biblical narrative to life.