Edmon L. Gallagher is Professor of Christian Scripture at Heritage Christian University. His research concentrates on the reception of the Hebrew Bible in early Christianity. He has published several academic books and dozens of articles in works of reference, collections of essays, and scholarly journals such as the Journal of Biblical Literature and Harvard Theological Review.

G. offers an excellent study of the content and reception of the apocrypha, written with remarkable clarity and even-handedness. ... The book is beautifully produced and reads very well. It will also serve as an excellent reference resource on the Apocrypha's reception.

• 1: What Are the Apocrypha? 2: Jewish Scripture at the Birth of Christianity 3: The Apocrypha in the New Testament 4: Jewish Use of the Deuterocanonicals 5: The Patristic Age 6: The Medieval West 7: The Sixteenth Century 8: The Orthodox Tradition 9: The English Bible 10: Does It Matter?

Edmon L. Gallagher is Professor of Christian Scripture at Heritage Christian University. His research concentrates on the reception of the Hebrew Bible in early Christianity. He has published several academic books and dozens of articles in works of reference, collections of essays, and scholarly journals such as the Journal of Biblical Literature and Harvard Theological Review.

G. offers an excellent study of the content and reception of the apocrypha, written with remarkable clarity and even-handedness. ... The book is beautifully produced and reads very well. It will also serve as an excellent reference resource on the Apocrypha's reception.

• 1: What Are the Apocrypha? 2: Jewish Scripture at the Birth of Christianity 3: The Apocrypha in the New Testament 4: Jewish Use of the Deuterocanonicals 5: The Patristic Age 6: The Medieval West 7: The Sixteenth Century 8: The Orthodox Tradition 9: The English Bible 10: Does It Matter?

Edmon L. Gallagher is Professor of Christian Scripture at Heritage Christian University. His research concentrates on the reception of the Hebrew Bible in early Christianity. He has published several academic books and dozens of articles in works of reference, collections of essays, and scholarly journals such as the Journal of Biblical Literature and Harvard Theological Review.

G. offers an excellent study of the content and reception of the apocrypha, written with remarkable clarity and even-handedness. ... The book is beautifully produced and reads very well. It will also serve as an excellent reference resource on the Apocrypha's reception.

• 1: What Are the Apocrypha? 2: Jewish Scripture at the Birth of Christianity 3: The Apocrypha in the New Testament 4: Jewish Use of the Deuterocanonicals 5: The Patristic Age 6: The Medieval West 7: The Sixteenth Century 8: The Orthodox Tradition 9: The English Bible 10: Does It Matter?