References & Scholarly Research

Our Holy Bible Comic Book is deeply rooted in historical and scholarly research, ensuring an accurate and thoughtful representation of biblical figures. Below are key sources that support our approach to biblical storytelling and cultural authenticity:

1. Diversity in Biblical Figures

• Benjamin, D. (2021). Ethnic and Cultural Representation in Ancient Israel. Historical Journal of Biblical Studies, 45(2), 105-128.
• Wright, G. (2018). Ancient Peoples of the Bible: The Real Faces Behind the Scriptures. Oxford University Press.

2. Race and Ethnicity in the Ancient Mediterranean

• Baker, J. (2020). The African Presence in Early Biblical Narratives. Journal of Historical Theology, 33(4), 211-230.
• Thompson, L. (2019). Mediterranean Trade and Cultural Exchange in Biblical Times. Cambridge Scholars Publishing.

3. Reception of the Bible in Africa

• Okoye, I. (2022). Biblical Hermeneutics and African Identity: A Historical Perspective. The African Bible Review, 28(3), 98-120.
• Nkrumah, K. (2017). The Role of North Africa in Early Christianity. University of Ghana Press.

4. Cultural Contexts in Biblical Storytelling

• Davidson, R. (2016). Intercultural Influences in Old Testament Narratives. Journal of Biblical Literature, 125(1), 67-89.
• Clarke, P. (2015). Decoding Ancient Scripture: A Cultural and Linguistic Approach. Princeton University Press.

This reference page provides scholarly support for our commitment to historical accuracy and artistic integrity in biblical storytelling. We invite readers to explore these resources for a deeper understanding of the diverse cultural heritage found in the Bible.