There is no book more important for our culture than the Bible, and it is fundamental to the study of English literature and language.Preface.
Acknowledgements.
General Introduction.
Biblical and Literary Criticism: A History of Interaction: Stephen Prickett.
Literary Readings of the Bible: Trends in Modern Criticism: David Jasper.
Part I:.
The Creation (Genesis 1-2): John Milton, Paradise Lost.
Book VII. Lines 205-216.
The Spacious Firmament on High : Joseph Addison.
Biographia Literaria. Chapter XIII: S.T. Coleridge.
Choruses from The Rock (VII): T.S. Eliot.
D. H. Lawrence, Let There be Light .
The Magician's Nephew: C.S. Lewis.
Part II:.
In the Beginning was the Word (John 1:1-18): Justin Martyr, Apology. .
Divine Sonnets. No. 4: John Donne.
Lectures on Revealed Religion. : S. T.Coleridge.
Faust, Part 1: Goethe.
The Morgan Maggiore: Lord Byron.
Collected Poems No. 1651 ( A Word Made Flesh is Seldom ): Emily Dickenson.
In the Beginning was the Three-pointed Star : Dylan Thomas.
Of Grammatology: Jacques Derrida.
Part III:.
The Fall (Genesis 3:1-3):.
The City of God. Adam Lay in Bondage : St. Augustine.
Paradise Lost, Book LX. Lines 655-792: John Milton.
Earl of Rochester, The Fall : John Wilmot.
The Trelcu
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