Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Introduction: The Old Testament as a theme of theology -- 1. The past: The historical books -- The God of Israel: Yahweh and the Gods -- Excursus: Philosophy and Exegesis -- Blessing and obedience: The Yahwist and the Elohist -- Excursus: Tradition history -- I am your God, and you are my people: The priestly document and Deuteronomy -- Excursus: The chronological framework of the history of Israel -- 2. The future: The prophetic books -- The mission of the prophets: Their call and authentication -- Excursus: The major disciplines of Old Testament Studies -- The language of the prophets: Form and style -- Excursus: The methods of textual criticism -- Excursus: Form criticism -- The social criticism of the prophets: Society, law, worship, politics -- The expectations of the prophets: From Amos to Second Isaiah -- Excursus: The social structure of ancient Israel -- 3. The present: The books of teaching -- Praise and lament: Psalms and Songs of Lament -- Excursus: The order of books in the Bible -- Wisdom and instruction: Psalms, Proverbs, and didactic stories -- Excursus: The scholarly literature of the Old Testament -- Riddles and Perplexities: Ecclesiastes, Job, and Daniel -- Excursus: Major problems of Old Testament studies -- Old and new: The relationship of the two Testaments -- Excursus: Principles of interpretation -- Conclusion: The Old Testament in theology, church, and society.. }
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- catalog description "Introduction: The Old Testament as a theme of theology -- 1. The past: The historical books -- The God of Israel: Yahweh and the Gods -- Excursus: Philosophy and Exegesis -- Blessing and obedience: The Yahwist and the Elohist -- Excursus: Tradition history -- I am your God, and you are my people: The priestly document and Deuteronomy -- Excursus: The chronological framework of the history of Israel -- 2. The future: The prophetic books -- The mission of the prophets: Their call and authentication -- Excursus: The major disciplines of Old Testament Studies -- The language of the prophets: Form and style -- Excursus: The methods of textual criticism -- Excursus: Form criticism -- The social criticism of the prophets: Society, law, worship, politics -- The expectations of the prophets: From Amos to Second Isaiah -- Excursus: The social structure of ancient Israel -- 3. The present: The books of teaching -- Praise and lament: Psalms and Songs of Lament -- Excursus: The order of books in the Bible -- Wisdom and instruction: Psalms, Proverbs, and didactic stories -- Excursus: The scholarly literature of the Old Testament -- Riddles and Perplexities: Ecclesiastes, Job, and Daniel -- Excursus: Major problems of Old Testament studies -- Old and new: The relationship of the two Testaments -- Excursus: Principles of interpretation -- Conclusion: The Old Testament in theology, church, and society.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction: The Old Testament as a theme of theology -- 1. The past: The historical books -- The God of Israel: Yahweh and the Gods -- Excursus: Philosophy and Exegesis -- Blessing and obedience: The Yahwist and the Elohist -- Excursus: Tradition history -- I am your God, and you are my people: The priestly document and Deuteronomy -- Excursus: The chronological framework of the history of Israel -- 2. The future: The prophetic books -- The mission of the prophets: Their call and authentication -- Excursus: The major disciplines of Old Testament Studies -- The language of the prophets: Form and style -- Excursus: The methods of textual criticism -- Excursus: Form criticism -- The social criticism of the prophets: Society, law, worship, politics -- The expectations of the prophets: From Amos to Second Isaiah -- Excursus: The social structure of ancient Israel -- 3. The present: The books of teaching -- Praise and lament: Psalms and Songs of Lament -- Excursus: The order of books in the Bible -- Wisdom and instruction: Psalms, Proverbs, and didactic stories -- Excursus: The scholarly literature of the Old Testament -- Riddles and Perplexities: Ecclesiastes, Job, and Daniel -- Excursus: Major problems of Old Testament studies -- Old and new: The relationship of the two Testaments -- Excursus: Principles of interpretation -- Conclusion: The Old Testament in theology, church, and society.".