post-biblical
adjective
(alsopost-Biblical,postbiblical)uk/ˌpəʊstˈbɪb.lɪ.kəl/us/ˌpoʊstˈbɪb.lɪ.kəl/relatingto theperiodafter theBiblewas written, or after theeventsdescribedin theBible:
Heheldweeklyclassestoteachtheyouthof hissynagoguepost-biblicalhistory.
Thisdetailcan beexplainedon thebasisof a post-Biblicaltraditionofinterpretation.
the postbiblicallanguageoftheologians
Opposite
pre-biblical
Compare
biblical
- He was the mostextraordinaryfigurein post-biblicalJewishhistory.
- Thisliterarygenrecan betracedto post-BiblicalJewishand earlyChristianeras.
- A post-biblicalinterpretationisfollowedby acontemporaryreflectionon thetext.
The Bible - people, events & places
- Adam
- annunciation
- apocalypse
- apostolic
- Eden
- epistle
- epistolary
- evangelist
- Judgment Day
- Madonna
- psalm
- resurrection
- the ark
- the disciplesphrase
- the last judgment
- the Last Supper
- the Magi
- the Second Coming
- the Ten Commandments
- the Torah