The “Higher Criticism” and the Virdict of yhe Monuments

The higher criticism is a method of biblical scholarship that seeks to understand the historical context and authorship of biblical texts. In this book, A. H. Sayce explores the relationship between the higher criticism and the archaeological evidence of the ancient Near East. This is an important work for anyone interested in the history of biblical scholarship, archaeology, or biblical studies more generally.

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