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• catalog contributor b2456378.
• catalog created "c1989.".
• catalog date "1989".
• catalog date "c1989.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1989.".
• catalog description "1. The search for the best view: A proposal for Psalms interpretation -- Introduction -- Situation -- Interpretation -- Appeal -- 2. Psalms of plea and Psalms of complaint -- Introduction -- The God-lament -- The confession of trust -- The reference to God's earlier saving deeds -- Narrative and hymnic praise -- The petition -- The assurance of being heard -- Other motifs -- Conclusion".
• catalog description "3. AN analysis of the complaint expressions -- Translation -- The components of the analysis -- The analysis of complaint terminology -- a. The language f God's disposition -- God's wrath -- God rejecting -- God forgetting -- God hiding His face -- b. The language of God's (non-)intervention -- God active -- God passive -- The complaint in a question form -- 4. The distresses reflected in complaint Psalms -- Introduction -- The intensity of the distress -- a. The laments of the individual -- Death as present -- Death as imminent -- Death as a motive for Yahweh's intervention -- Death in the image of a Flood -- Death as a shadow over human existence -- Death threatened by an enemy -- Conclusion -- The laments of the community -- The destruction of Jerusalem and the temple -- A severe battle defeat -- The nation is plundered -- Murderous social violence -- Exile -- The nation in dearth -- An absence of current saving deeds -- Conclusion -- The duration of the distress -- 'How long?...forever?' -- 'Day and night' -- 'I grow weary' -- Conclusion -- Additional features of the occasion -- Lack of solidarity of the Psalmist with his community -- Humiliation of the Psalmist".
• catalog description "5. The interpretation of distress in complaint Psalms -- Introduction -- The intensity of distress -- Laments of the community -- Laments of the individual -- The duration of distress -- Psalms of plea reflecting extreme distresses -- The interpretation of distress in lament Psalms generally -- 6. The complaints of the community -- Introduction -- Psalm 9-10 -- Psalm 44 -- Psalm 60 -- Psalm 108 -- Psalm 74 -- Psalm 77 -- Psalm 79 -- Psalm 80 -- Psalm 85 -- Psalm 89 -- Psalm 90 -- 7. The complaints of the individual -- Psalm 6 -- Psalm 13 -- Psalm 22 -- Psalm 35 -- Psalm 39 -- Psalm 42-43 -- Psalm 88 -- Psalm 102 -- 8. Conclusions and implications.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. [259]-272).".
• catalog extent "272 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "Conflict of faith and experience in the Psalms.".
• catalog identifier "1850750521 :".
• catalog isFormatOf "Conflict of faith and experience in the Psalms.".
• catalog isPartOf "Journal for the study of the Old Testament. Supplement series ; 52".
• catalog issued "1989".
• catalog issued "c1989.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Sheffield, England : JSOT Press,".
• catalog relation "Conflict of faith and experience in the Psalms.".
• catalog subject "223/.206 19".
• catalog subject "223/.2066 20".
• catalog subject "BS1430.2 .B76 1989".
• catalog subject "Bible. Psalms Criticism, interpretation, etc.".
• catalog tableOfContents "1. The search for the best view: A proposal for Psalms interpretation -- Introduction -- Situation -- Interpretation -- Appeal -- 2. Psalms of plea and Psalms of complaint -- Introduction -- The God-lament -- The confession of trust -- The reference to God's earlier saving deeds -- Narrative and hymnic praise -- The petition -- The assurance of being heard -- Other motifs -- Conclusion".
• catalog tableOfContents "3. AN analysis of the complaint expressions -- Translation -- The components of the analysis -- The analysis of complaint terminology -- a. The language f God's disposition -- God's wrath -- God rejecting -- God forgetting -- God hiding His face -- b. The language of God's (non-)intervention -- God active -- God passive -- The complaint in a question form -- 4. The distresses reflected in complaint Psalms -- Introduction -- The intensity of the distress -- a. The laments of the individual -- Death as present -- Death as imminent -- Death as a motive for Yahweh's intervention -- Death in the image of a Flood -- Death as a shadow over human existence -- Death threatened by an enemy -- Conclusion -- The laments of the community -- The destruction of Jerusalem and the temple -- A severe battle defeat -- The nation is plundered -- Murderous social violence -- Exile -- The nation in dearth -- An absence of current saving deeds -- Conclusion -- The duration of the distress -- 'How long?...forever?' -- 'Day and night' -- 'I grow weary' -- Conclusion -- Additional features of the occasion -- Lack of solidarity of the Psalmist with his community -- Humiliation of the Psalmist".
• catalog tableOfContents "5. The interpretation of distress in complaint Psalms -- Introduction -- The intensity of distress -- Laments of the community -- Laments of the individual -- The duration of distress -- Psalms of plea reflecting extreme distresses -- The interpretation of distress in lament Psalms generally -- 6. The complaints of the community -- Introduction -- Psalm 9-10 -- Psalm 44 -- Psalm 60 -- Psalm 108 -- Psalm 74 -- Psalm 77 -- Psalm 79 -- Psalm 80 -- Psalm 85 -- Psalm 89 -- Psalm 90 -- 7. The complaints of the individual -- Psalm 6 -- Psalm 13 -- Psalm 22 -- Psalm 35 -- Psalm 39 -- Psalm 42-43 -- Psalm 88 -- Psalm 102 -- 8. Conclusions and implications.".
• catalog title "The conflict of faith and experience in the Psalms : a form-critical and theological study / Craig C. Broyles.".
• catalog type "Criticism, interpretation, etc. fast".
• catalog type "text".