The Bible - Literature Essays and Study Guide

The Bible literature essays are academic essays for citation. These papers were written primarily by students and provide critical analysis of The Bible.

• The Goals of the Divine
• The Language of the Bible
• The Scope of Wisdom: An Examination of Proverbs 20 and Ecclesiastes 1
• To Obey or Disobey: The Role of Obedience in the Iliad and Genesis 1-25
• Noah and The Bible
• Genesis and the Bacchae
• Words, Wind and Import: Speech in the Book of Job
• Sexual Relations in Genesis: The Rape of Dinah and the story of Tamar and Judah
• There's Something About Mary (Sidney)
• Man's Fundamental Reverence to the Supreme Being
• The Book of Ecclesiastes and the Human Experience
• Joseph's Unique Place in Genesis
• Abstraction in John
• Abraham and the Laius Complex
• The Book of Luke: How Does One Reach Heaven?
• The Gospel According to Mark and Night: Would St. Mark Call Night a 'Religious Book'?
• Appropriation, Politics and Theology in the Gospel of Mark.
• Joseph and His Coat of Many Colors
• Book of Exodus: Message, Themes, Characters, and New Testament Context
• Eating Crow: Analyzing Biblical Imagery in the Life and Songs of Ted Hughes's Crow Poems
• Donne's Biblical Influences
• The Influence of Monotheism and Polytheism on Gender Roles
• The Subtle Hand of God and the Female Archetype in the Book of Esther
• Matthew's Continuity
• Jesus in Context: Understanding the Gospels in Relation to Galilean Culture
• The Early Church in I and II Corinthians
• Brutality or Compassion
• Irresolution of Paradox in Donne's "Batter My Heart"
• Christ’s Humanity and Salvific Roles in the Gospels of Matthew and John

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