C.H. Dodd stands prominently among the esteemed New Testament scholars of the 20th century, with a legacy that endures. Serving as a distinguished Professor of New Testament at Cambridge University for an extended duration, Dr. Dodd's contributions left an indelible mark. The year 1956 saw the publication of his work under the auspices of the Syndics of the University Press, Cambridge. In a collaborative effort, Ted & Winnie Brock have thoughtfully prepared this material for the online platform of Religion Online.
 
Diving into the essence of the Bible, this piece presents a lucid and straightforward analysis. It delves into fundamental questions: What defines the Bible? How does one approach its contents? It navigates through both the Old and New Testaments, exploring themes of revelation. Additionally, it examines the intersection of the Bible with modern historical perspectives, discussing the interplay between history and the individual. This work encapsulates Dodd's insights and offers an enlightening exploration of the Bible's nature, making it a valuable resource for seekers of knowledge.