Bridging the Testaments

The book offers a comprehensive examination of Israel's history during the post-exilic era, specifically from 539 to 4 BC. It explores the significance of Israel and Judah as God's covenant people and highlights the key theological developments that emerged at the close of the Old Testament, setting the stage for the New Testament. George Athas provides valuable insights into the historical context and religious evolution of this pivotal period in biblical history.