In this series of lectures, George Adam Smith explores the ways in which modern critical scholarship has challenged and transformed our understanding of the Old Testament and its place in contemporary preaching and theology. Drawing on his vast knowledge of biblical history and literature, Smith offers insightful and provocative critiques of traditional approaches to scriptural interpretation, while pointing the way towards new and more inclusive ways of engaging with this rich and complex text.

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