Symbolism In The Bible And The Church
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Book: Good
Jacket: Chipped and worn with some minor damage
Pages: Good , price clipped
Markings: Previous owner
A scholarly work in the field of religious art and theology, Symbolism in the Bible and the Church by Gilbert Cope presents a thorough examination of the rich symbolic language woven throughout Christian scripture and ecclesiastical tradition. Cope systematically details how images, numbers, colors, and figures carry layered theological meaning, tracing their origins from ancient biblical texts through to their expression in church architecture, liturgy, and iconography. Written with academic precision yet remaining accessible to the curious reader, the work argues that a proper understanding of Christian symbolism is essential for interpreting both sacred art and scripture in their fullest depth. Illustrating connections between Old and New Testament imagery and their later artistic manifestations, Cope provides an invaluable reference for theologians, art historians, and anyone seeking a deeper engagement with the visual and textual language of the Christian faith.
Author: Gilbert Cope
Format: Hardback
Genre: Religion
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: Chipped and worn with some minor damage
Pages: Good , price clipped
Markings: Previous owner
A scholarly work in the field of religious art and theology, Symbolism in the Bible and the Church by Gilbert Cope presents a thorough examination of the rich symbolic language woven throughout Christian scripture and ecclesiastical tradition. Cope systematically details how images, numbers, colors, and figures carry layered theological meaning, tracing their origins from ancient biblical texts through to their expression in church architecture, liturgy, and iconography. Written with academic precision yet remaining accessible to the curious reader, the work argues that a proper understanding of Christian symbolism is essential for interpreting both sacred art and scripture in their fullest depth. Illustrating connections between Old and New Testament imagery and their later artistic manifestations, Cope provides an invaluable reference for theologians, art historians, and anyone seeking a deeper engagement with the visual and textual language of the Christian faith.