Review "An innovative new approach to understanding the composition of the gospels and other biblical writings. In this workbook, Robert North unearths the architecture of each work, showing how they were very carefully structured. He illustrates this newly discerned methodology rooted in ancient practices and invites the attentive investigator to share in the discovery. We find that the gospels, for instance, are not simply historical narratives, with one event following another as they occurred, but are meticulously planned self-explanatory documents of high literary composition. Clearly the composers of these writings were very literate. This has enormous implications for understanding both the authorship as well as the message they wished to convey. Over all, an original, brilliant piece of detective work. A pleasure to see and read.” Barrie Wilson, PhD., Professor Emeritus and Senior Scholar, Humanities and Religious Studies, York University, Toronto Order print book from Amazon
