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Bible Animals and the rise of science in biblical study
The essay discusses shifting from church reliant art to scientific study for Bible understanding. It reviews J. G. Woop’s Bible Animals, noting 652 pages with 100 new designs by Pearson and others, and critiques Wood and Benisch translations, Darwin connections, and ant behavior studies linked to Solomon. It praises the work’s clarity and educational value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Pearson
Kitto
Wood
Holy Land
A. Benisch
Mr. Wood
Journal of the Linnean Society
J. G. Woop
M.A
F.L
W. F. Keys
T. W. Wood
E. Smith
London
Longmans, Green, Reader and Dyer
Dr. Lincecum
Darwin
Cairo
Dr. Benisch
Jewish School and Family
HepeceHoc
Pearson