Summary
Dempster begins his book, Dominion and Dynasty, with an introduction of how different biblical texts appear different to different people (15). Then moves to show the Scriptures that make up the Hebrew Bible, the Tanakh, or the Judeo-Christian Old Testament, and how they are meant to be viewed not just as individual works, but as a whole. Each …show more content…
It is my opinion, based on the extensive work that Dempster has put into studying the Tanakh in the original Hebrew language that Dominion and Dynasty would probably be able to stand on its own. However, with my limited amount of experience, I am tempted to see Dominion and Dynasty as the result of Dempster’s own passion for the Tanakh rather than being a convincing argument for the Tanakh’s over the Old Testament’s order of