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Waiting for the rest that still remains : a biblical theology of the former prophets
Waiting for the rest that still remains : a biblical theology of the former prophets
상세정보
- 자료유형
- 단행본 서양서
- ISBN
- 1532695497
- ISBN
- 9781532695490 (paperback) : \42,770
- DDC
- 222.06-22
- 청구기호
- 222.06 L473w
- 저자명
- Leder, Arie C.
- 서명/저자
- Waiting for the rest that still remains : a biblical theology of the former prophets / by Arie C. Leder.
- 발행사항
- Eugene, Oregon : Pickwick Publications, 2021
- 형태사항
- xvi, 227 p. ; 23 cm.
- 서지주기
- Contains bibliographical references and indexes.
- 내용주기
- 완전내용Approaching the former prophets -- Trajectories in Genesis-Kings: Egypt and the land of promise -- Trajectories in Genesis-Kings: restful Eden and Jerusalem -- Hearing the former prophets: structure and approach -- Joshua: Israel's vowed loyalty in the land at rest from the enemy all around -- Judges: Israel does what is right in its own eyes -- Ruth: covenant piety in the fields of Bethlehem -- Samuel: of prophets and kings -- Kings: if they repent and pray toward your house -- The burden of waiting for the rest that still remains today -- Appendix: A brief study of nwḥ/mnwḥh in Genesis.
- 초록/해제
- 요약Waiting for the Rest That Still Remains. A Biblical Theology of the Former Prophets focuses on Israel's squandering of God's gift of rest from the enemy all around by worshiping at the altars of other gods, and its ultimate consequences: a second exile, this time from the landed presence of the Lord. Where land is the Pentateuch's promised future, the Former Prophets proffer a future tied to the Lord's dynastic covenant with David and Solomon's dedicatory prayer. Pleas that God hear in heaven the prayers his people direct toward the temple in Jerusalem express hope for the good life in the land, but the culmination of Solomon's prayer pleads that upon repentance their captors be compassionate to them in the land of their captivity; there is no plea for return to the land from exile. Outside of God's promise to David Joshua-Kings do not identify an earthly place, like Noah's ark or the land filled with God's presence, to which they might return. Israel awaits the fulfillment of God's promise to David. --해제Publisher's description.
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■260 ▼aEugene, Oregon▼bPickwick Publications▼c2021
■300 ▼axvi, 227 p. ▼c23 cm.
■504 ▼aContains bibliographical references and indexes.
■5050 ▼aApproaching the former prophets -- Trajectories in Genesis-Kings: Egypt and the land of promise -- Trajectories in Genesis-Kings: restful Eden and Jerusalem -- Hearing the former prophets: structure and approach -- Joshua: Israel's vowed loyalty in the land at rest from the enemy all around -- Judges: Israel does what is right in its own eyes -- Ruth: covenant piety in the fields of Bethlehem -- Samuel: of prophets and kings -- Kings: if they repent and pray toward your house -- The burden of waiting for the rest that still remains today -- Appendix: A brief study of nwḥ/mnwḥh in Genesis.
■520 ▼aWaiting for the Rest That Still Remains. A Biblical Theology of the Former Prophets focuses on Israel's squandering of God's gift of rest from the enemy all around by worshiping at the altars of other gods, and its ultimate consequences: a second exile, this time from the landed presence of the Lord. Where land is the Pentateuch's promised future, the Former Prophets proffer a future tied to the Lord's dynastic covenant with David and Solomon's dedicatory prayer. Pleas that God hear in heaven the prayers his people direct toward the temple in Jerusalem express hope for the good life in the land, but the culmination of Solomon's prayer pleads that upon repentance their captors be compassionate to them in the land of their captivity; there is no plea for return to the land from exile. Outside of God's promise to David Joshua-Kings do not identify an earthly place, like Noah's ark or the land filled with God's presence, to which they might return. Israel awaits the fulfillment of God's promise to David. --▼cPublisher's description.
■63000▼aBible▼pFormer Prophets▼xCriticism, interpretation, etc.
■63000▼aBible▼pOld Testament▼xCriticism, interpretation, etc.
