Old Testaments Books
Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp Song of Songs
£10.82
Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp Journaling the Psalms
£10.13
Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp Journaling the Psalms
£10.13
Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp Journaling the Psalms
£10.13
Jeff Todd Exodus
£10.44
Nashotah House Press The Minor Prophets with a Commentary Explanatory and Practical
£24.00
Nashotah House Press Daniel the Prophet
£19.56
Nashotah House Press The Characters of the Old Testament
£19.56
Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp At First
£13.32
Independently Published Ageu Zacarias e Malaquias
£10.82
Independently Published Gênesis
£11.98
Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp Children Bible Study
£12.64
Independently Published The Book of Genesis: The Women: Discussion Questions: From Eve to Asenath
£8.93
Independently Published Women in the Bible: Fascinating Stories for Children
£13.45
Rose Circle Publications Martinez de Pasqually - Treatise on the Reintegration of Beings Into Their Original Property, Virtue and Divine, Spiritual Power
£43.30
James Clarke & Co. Ltd The Earliest Christian Hymnbook
Book SynopsisBased on a lifetime of careful study, this is a translation of the 'The Odes of Solomon', one of the earliest collections of Christian and proto-Christian odes and hymns.Table of ContentsAbbreviations Preface Introduction 1. My Wreathed-Crown 2. [Lost] 3. The Beloved 4. God's Sanctuary 5. Praising the Lord for Grace and Salvation 6. Praising His Holy Spirit 7. The Course of Joy 8. Fruits of the Lord 9. The Wreathed-Crown of the True Covenant 10. The Fruit of the Lord's Peace 11. The Lord's Paradise 12. The Ineffable Word 13. The Lord Is Our Mirror 14. The Odes of Your Truth 15. The Lord Is My Sun 16. My Work Is the Lord's Psalm 17. My Wreathed-Crown Is Living 18. The Love of the Most High 19. The Cup of Milk 20. A Wreathed-Crown from His Tree 21. The Lord's Grace 22. The Holy Ones' Dwelling Place 23. Joy Is for the Elect Ones 24. Our Lord Messiah 25. My Helper 26. The Odists Stand in Serenity 27. The Upright Cross 28. Immortal Life Embraced Me 29. The Lord Is My Hope 30. The Lord's Living Spring 31. Immortal Life 32. Joy from the Heart 33. The Perfect Virgin Is Judge 34. The Simple Heart 35. The Lord's Dew 36. The Lord's High Place 37. The Lips of my Heart 38. The Light of Truth 39. The Lord's Power 40. The Lord's Odes of Immortality 41. Our Hearts Meditate in His Love 42. The Righteous One: Our Savior Index of Ancient Sources
£21.75
James Clarke & Co. Ltd Transforming Visions
Book SynopsisA collection of scholarly essays that focus on the creative reuse of older materials in the composition of the Book of Ezekiel, revealing how the text transforms the traditions of Israel for an Exilic and post-Exilic context.Trade Review'...This volume's riches deserve careful study, and will undoubtedly promote the already burgeoning scholarly dialogue about the history, text, and theology of Ezekiel, to which the useful bibliographies bear eloquent witness...' P. J. M. Southwell, The Expository Times, Vol. 124, No. 8, May 2013 'A fantastic volume of work by so many engaging and knowledgeable scholars' Lindsey Arielle Askin, Reviews in Religion & Theology, Volume 21, issue 3, July 2014Table of ContentsContributors Acknowledgments Abbreviations Foreword by Marvin A. Sweeney Part One: Transformation of Antecedent Texts in Ezekiel 1. Transformation of Law: Ezekiel's Use of the Holiness Code (Leviticus 17-26) / Michael A. Lyons 2. Transformation of Pentateuchal Descriptions of Idolatry / Tova Ganzel 3. Transformation of Israel's Hope: The Reuse of Scripture in the Gog Oracles / William A. Tooman Part Two: Transformation of Tradition and Theology in Ezekiel 4. Transformation of the Image / Jill Middlemas 5. Ezekiel and Moral Transformation / Paul M. Joyce 6. Transformation of History in Ezekiel / Thomas Krüger 7. Transforming the International status quo: Ezekiel's Oracles against the Nations / Paul R. Raabe 8. Transformation of Royal Ideology in Ezekiel / Daniel I. Block Part Three: Transformation of Ezekiel in the Versions and New Testament 9. Transformation in Ezekiel's Textual History: Ezekiel 7 in the Masoretic Text and the Septuagint / Timothy Mackie 10. Transformation of Ezekiel in John's Revelation / Beate Kowalski Index of Scripture Index of Authors
£27.75
Bloomsbury Publishing (UK) Reading Genesis
Book SynopsisBeth Kissileff has received fellowships from the Corporation of Yaddo and the National Endowment for the Humanities and has taught at Carleton College, the University of Minnesota USA, Smith College USA, and Mount Holyoke College USA.Trade ReviewOne can only wish that many people read this interesting and entertaining book to test their preconceptions and broaden their general knowledge of Genesis and its rich and thriving reception history. * Reading Religion *A dazzling array of eminent names and wildly differing perspectives … [A] book which will be enjoyed by all who care about reading, preaching and living Genesis. * Regent's Reviews *An intriguing anthology … One that breathes the sense of Genesis being a text that matters and that speaks to the human condition at a fundamental level. * Journal for the Study of the Old Testament *Reading Genesis: Beginnings offers a gateway into a treasure trove of stories and characters that have influenced Western culture through religion, art and literature. With modern tools of analysis, these stories can still guide our exploration of human nature. While ancient, the biblical text offers insight not only to our relationship with God but also to each other in God’s divine plan. -- Rebecca I. Denova * Pittsburgh Post-Gazette *A marvelous collection of insights, provocations and apercus on the founding book of the human family. * Rabbi David Wolpe, Sinai Temple, LA, USA *If you think you already understand the Book of Genesis, think again. Reading Genesis offers wondrous new approaches to this ancient text penned by some of the world's most interesting minds. Sure to be a classic. * Jonathan D. Sarna, Brandeis University, USA *This is a stimulating collection of essays on the Bible, bringing diverse fields of expertise to bear on the text. The results are often intriguing and eloquent, yielding fresh insights. * Avivah Zornberg *With a host of contributors, diverse in their approaches and perspectives, Kissileff has put together a thought-provoking, stimulating collection that ranges far from a standard explication of the biblical text. * Chicago Jewish Star *Beth Kissileff’s new anthology, Reading Genesis, brings together a stellar collection of essays by a diverse group of almost two-dozen experts, each bringing the tools and methodology of his or her field to bear on a particular aspect of the seminal biblical book. By bringing together such a wealth of brilliant interpreters, Kissileff’s book justifies the maxim that you can ‘turn and turn’ (learn again and again) the Torah endlessly so that facets of the text will glimmer and sparkle anew. * Hadassah Magazine *…one cannot but be impressed by Beth Kissileff’s broad and multifaceted collection of essays on Genesis. It includes contributions by some of the best-known Jewish thinkers, scholars, writers, and public figures—the crafters of 21st-century American Jewish culture. The diversity of topics, from game theory to neurobiology, from culinary traditions to human sexuality, presents contemporary evidence that the Bible speaks to all human knowledge. * The Christian Century *Table of ContentsTable of Contents 1. Introduction - Beth Kissileff 2. The Creation and Its Aftermath (Genesis 1-3) - Steven J. Brams 3. The Apple and Eve: A Neuropsychological Interpretation (Genesis 2-3) - Harry R. Kissileff (PhD) 4. God's Serpent (Genesis 2-3) - J.H.H. Weiler 5. "It Is Not Good For Man To Be Alone" (Genesis 2-3) - Dr. Ruth Westheimer and Jonathan Mark 6. Bloodlust (Genesis 4) - Russell Jacoby 7. On The Tower of Babel (Genesis 11) - Ilan Stavans 8. Hesed: Feminist Ethics in Jewish Tradition (Genesis 12, 24) - Susan Schept 9. Famines, Feasts and Fraternity: Food (and Drink) in the Book of Genesis (Genesis 18) - Joan Nathan 10. Why Genesis (Genesis 18) - Alan Dershowitz 11. Looking Back at Lot's Wife (Genesis 19) - Rebecca Newberger Goldstein 12. The Face of the Other: Sarah - Hagar Then and Now (Genesis 16, 21) - Alicia Suskin Ostriker 13. The Binding of Isaac and the Arts of Residence (Genesis 22) - Ronald R. Krebs 14. Writing: A Jewish Paradox - Sander L. Gilman 15. "The Matter is from God": Retold Narrative and the Mistakes of Certainty (Genesis 24) - Beth Kissileff 16. Jacob: Some Notes on Character Development and Repentance - Dara Horn 17. Contracts of Genesis (Genesis 27) - Geoffrey P. Miller 18. Judah and His Brothers: Becoming the Leader of His Pride (Genesis 37-50) - Renan Levine 19. Imperfect Forgiveness: Joseph and His Brothers (Genesis 37-50) - Moses L. Pava 20. "That We May Live and Not Die": Judah as Life Force of Genesis (Genesis 38) Jacqueline Osherow 21. Zaphenath, Kugelmass, and Milton (Genesis 41) - Jeffrey Shoulson 22. "They Did Not Recognize Him": Failed Facial Recognition in the Family of Joseph (Genesis 42) - Seth Greenberg 23. The Death of Jacob: Responding to the End of Life (Genesis 47-50) - Steven Albert List of Contributors Index of Biblical Passages Index of Biblical Characters Index of Names and Concepts
£25.19
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC Leviticus An Introduction and Study Guide
Book SynopsisIn this guide, Philip Peter Jenson provides an introduction to Leviticus, examining its structure, character, and content. In particular, he focuses on explaining the basic concepts that inform the rituals and ethics of Leviticus. This is especially the case for the pervasive and complex category of holiness, along with its antithesis, impurity. Overall, Jenson's emphasis is on the overarching coherence of the book and how it reached its present canonical form. Leviticus is a difficult book for most readers, describing rituals that are no longer practiced and reflecting a culture that is vastly different from that of the modern West. Yet it is the central book of the first section of the Bible of both Jews and Christians, and it is at the heart of the law revealed to Moses on Mount Sinai. It includes the foundational texts on matters such as sacrifice or love for one's neighbour. In this comprehensive introduction, Jenson offers extensive analysis, and concludes each chapter with refTrade ReviewIn this lucid introduction, Philip Peter Jenson takes us into the heart of the Torah. He convincingly demonstrates that the book is profoundly theological and of continued relevance to Jewish and Christian faith. * Nathan MacDonald, Reader in the Interpretation of the Old Testament and Fellow of St John's College, Cambridge University, UK *Table of Contents1. Introducing Leviticus 2. Holiness 3. Sacrifice (Leviticus 1–7) 4. Priesthood (Leviticus 8–10) 5. Purity and Impurity (Leviticus 11–15) 6. Holy Living (Leviticus 17–27) 7. Holy Time (Leviticus 16; 23; 25) 8. The Continuing Relevance of Leviticus Bibliography Index
£23.21
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC Ancient Near Eastern Iconography and the Bible
Book SynopsisHans Ulrich Steymans is Full Professor of Old Testament and the Environment of the Bible at the University of Fribourg, Switzerland.
£80.75
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC Human Interaction with the Natural World in
Book SynopsisCreated in honor of the work of Professor Tova Forti, this collection considers the natural world in key wisdom books - Proverbs, Job and Qoheleth/Ecclesiastes, Ben Sira and Song of Songs/Solomon - and also examines particular animal and plant imagery in other texts in the Hebrew Bible. It crucially involves ancient Near Eastern parallels and like texts from the classical world, but also draws on rabbinic tradition and broader interpretative works, as well as different textual traditions such as the LXX and Qumran scrolls. Whilst the natural world, notably plants and animals, is a key uniting element, the human aspect is also crucial. To explore this, contributors also treat the wider concerns within wisdom literature on human beings in relation to their social context, and in comparison with neighbouring nations. They emphasize that the human, animal and plant worlds act together in synthesis, all enhanced and imbued by the world-view of wisdom literature.Table of ContentsIllustrations Contributors A Personal Tribute to Tova L. Forti - David A. Glatt Gilad An Appreciation of the Scholarly Work of Tova L. Forti -Mordecai Cogan and Katharine Dell Acknowledgments Abbreviations The Works of Tova L. Forti Introduction Part I: The Natural World in Wisdom Literature in the Hebrew Bible 1. ‘Ask the Plants’: Job’s Dialogue with Floral Metaphors in Psalms 1 and 90 – Will Kynes, Samford University, USA 2. God’s View of his Animals in Job 38:40-39:30 - Michael V. Fox, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA and Katharine J. Dell, University of Cambridge, UK 3. How Behemoth and Leviathan ‘Speak’ (12:7) to Job - Mark Sneed, Lubbock Christian University, USA 4. Of Leeches, Lizards, and Lions: The Humorous Function of Animal Talk in Proverbs 30 - Knut Heim, Denver Seminary, USA 5. ‘Mortals cannot abide in their pomp: they are like the animals that perish’ (Ps 49:2 [Heb. 13]: An Intertextual Approach to Psalm 49:9-21 and Qoheleth - Katharine Dell, University of Cambridge, UK 6. The Functions of Animal Imagery in Ben Sira’s Ethics - Samuel L. Adams, Union Presbyterian Seminary, USA 7. The Astonishing Zoo of Sirach - Nuria Calduch-Benages, Pontifical Gregorian University Rome, Italy Part II: The Natural World in Non-Wisdom Texts in the Bible and its Interpretive Tradition 8. Complex Attitudes towards Animals in the Hebrew Bible - Yael Shemesh, Bar-Ilan University, Israel 9. Harmony between Humanity and the Natural World in the Song of Songs - Brittany Melton and Megan Alsene, Palm Beach Atlantic University, USA 10. Dove Metaphors in the Song of Songs - Danilo Verde, KU Leuven, Belgium 11. The Relationship between ‘You Shall Not Let Your Cattle Mate with a Different Kind (Lev 19:19) and ‘You Shall Not Plow with an Ox and Ass Together (Deut 22:10): A Re-examination - Eran Viezel, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel 12. Almonds, Flocks and Classical Rhetoric: The Retelling of Num 17:16-26 in LAB 17 - Atar Livneh, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel 13. The Thematic Functions of Sheep/Ox to Slaughter Imagery - David A. Glatt-Gilad, Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel Part III: The Natural World in the Ancient Near East 14. The First Mickey Mouse: The Enigma of the Anthropomorphized Drawings in Ancient Egypt - Nili Shupak, University of Haifa, Israel 15. Instructions of Shruppak: The World's Oldest Collection - Nili Samet, Bar-Ilan University, Israel 16. Wise Kings in Israel and Assyria: Mastering the Natural World in Words and Action - Amitai Baruchi-Unna, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel and Mordechai Cogan, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel 17. Divine Gift: Sacrifice of Game and Domesticated Animals in Hittite and Biblical Cultures - Ada Taggar-Cohen, Doshisha University, Japan 18. Gazelles: Symbols of Power and Vulnerability in the Hebrew Bible and the Ancient Near East - Jennifer L. Andruska, University of Manchester, UK Index of References Index of Authors
£85.50
Bloomsbury USA 3pl The Conflict Between Faith and Experience and the
Book SynopsisTrade Review[This] book will be required reading for any future study of these Psalms. * The Society for Old Testament Study Book List *Table of ContentsList of Abbreviations List of Tables Acknowledgements 1. Introduction 2. The Current State of Scholarship 3. Psalm 73: “God is good to Israel”—Despite Conflicting Evidence 4. Psalms 74-76: Yahweh is Zion’s Great King—Despite Conflicting Evidence 5. Psalms 77-78: The Lord is Gracious and Compassionate—Despite Conflicting Evidence 6. The Literary Unity of Psalms 73-78 7. Psalms 80-81: The Lord Will Hear and Deliver—Despite Conflicting Evidence 8. The Literary Unity of Psalms 79-82 and the Shape and Message of Psalms 73-82 9. Conclusions Bibliography Index
£85.50
Bloomsbury USA 3pl Reading Esther Intertextually
Book SynopsisTrade ReviewThe collection of essays certainly provides a great source of inspiration for future work, as well as it introduces some original ideas... Firth and Melton, with such a selection of essays, have certainly captured the extraordinary richness that lies behind, within, and beyond Esther’s text. * Collectanea Theologica *[A]n outstanding contribution to Esther studies. * The Society for Old Testament Study Book List *Table of ContentsList of Tables List of Contributors Preface List of Abbreviations Under the Intertextual Umbrella: An Introduction, David G. Firth (Trinity College Bristol, UK), Brittany N. Melton (Palm Beach Atlantic University, USA) and Heath A. Thomas (Oklahoma Baptist University, USA) Part One: Esther in Dialogue with the Torah 1. Foreign Ambivalence in the Scroll: Reading Esther’s Court alongside Joseph and Daniel, Gabriel Hornung (Trinity College, CT, USA) 2. The Book of Esther: Exodus, Passover, and Food Laws, Gordon McConville (University of Gloucestershire, UK) Part Two: Esther in Dialogue with the Former Prophets 3. Esther and Joshua: Negotiating Identity In and Out of the Land, David G. Firth (Trinity College Bristol, UK) 4. Eyes, Hearts and Doing 'What Seems Good': Reading Judges and Esther Side by Side, Isabelle Hamley (Lambeth Palace / King’s College London, UK) 5. Overturning Sovereignty: Esther in Dialogue with the Book of Samuel, Rachelle Gilmour (Trinity College Melbourne, Australia) Part Three: Esther in Dialogue with the Latter Prophets 6. At the Table: Banquets in Esther and Isaiah in Intertextual Conversation, Andrew Abernethy (Wheaton College, USA) 7. The Fruit of Mourning: Esther Enriched by the Latter Prophets, Heath A. Thomas (Oklahoma Baptist University, USA) Part Four: Esther in Dialogue with the Writings 8. In a World Without God: Reading Esther alongside Psalms, David G. Firth (Trinity College Bristol, UK) and Brittany N. Melton (Palm Beach Atlantic University, USA) 9. Reading Esther With Proverbs: Complexifying Character, Theme, and Ideology, Susanna R. Millar (University of Edinburgh, UK) Part Five: Esther in Dialogue Beyond the Hebrew Bible 10. Trauma, Purity, and Danger in the LXX Prayers of Esther and Judith, Helen Efthimiadis-Keith (Keith-van Wyk) (University of Kwazulu Natal, South Africa) 11. Esther in Dialogue with the Qumran Community, Seulgi Byun (Grove City College, USA) 12. Reading Josephus Reading Esther, Paul Spilsbury (Regent College, Canada) 13. Esther in Dialogue with Mark: Power, Vulnerability, And Kingship Kara Lyons-Pardue (Point Loma Nazarene University, USA) 14. Reading Esther in Dialogue with the Rabbis, Jonathan Grossman (Bar-Ilan University, Israel) 15. Human Nature and Politics: A Modern Political- Theoretical Reading of Esther, Kyong-Jin Lee (Fuller Theological Seminary, USA) 17. Reading Esther Intertextually After the Shoah, Marvin A. Sweeney (Claremont School of Theology, USA) Bibliography Index
£85.50
Bloomsbury Publishing (UK) Sennacherib and the War of 1812
Book SynopsisPaul S. Evans is Associate Professor of Old Testament at McMaster Divinity College, Canada.Trade ReviewNavigates the intricate issue of conflicting claims of victory with expertise and offers fresh insights that will undoubtedly shape future research in this field. * Review of Biblical Literature *Table of ContentsPreface Introduction 1. Archaeological Evidence 2. Assyrian Texts 3. Biblical Narrative Accounts 4. Prophetic Texts from the Book of Isaiah 5. Disputed Victory in the War of 1812 6. Disputed Victory in the War of 701 7. Scholarly Assessments of Hezekiah and his Rebellion 8. Conclusions Bibliography Index
£80.75
Concordia Publishing House Isaiah 4055 Concordia Commentary
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£69.99
Master Books Coming to Grips With Genesis Biblical Authority
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£16.74
Legare Street Press Book Of Job
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£25.16
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC Life in the Psalms
Book SynopsisThe Mowbray Lent Book for 2016.The Psalms lie at the heart of Jewish and Christian worship. For thousands of years people in despair and praise have cried to God through the words of these ancient poems. Fragments of them are still widely known and loved, but such is the gulf between their ancient culture and our contemporary world that much of the depth of their meaning is lost to us. Life in the Psalms aims to bridge that gulf, enabling the modern reader to find hope in these ancient texts by re-imagining their meanings for our times. The Psalms include texts that illuminate issues including climate change and environmental degradation; the illusions of consumerism and celebrity culture'; our response to migrants and asylum seekers; conditions of depression, anxiety, and grief, and the question of attention' in a digital age. Many texts take us deeply into the experience of meditation and contemplation; and teach us how to wonder, and find happiness. Three introductorTrade ReviewWoodhouse ... demonstrates over and over again, in a series of thoughtful daily reflections on selected Psalms, that the real object is alive and forceful and ultimately "relevant": the loving God of Israel. * The Tablet *Table of ContentsIntroduction 1 Why the Psalms? 2 What are the Psalms? 3 Praying the Psalms First Week: Pilgrimage Psalm 122 The peace of Jerusalem Psalm 84 Journeying towards integrity Psalm 133 Oil running down Psalm 42 Deep calls to deep Psalm 43 What is true? Second Week: Prayer Psalm 63 Come and see Psalm 123 Mercy within mercy within mercy Psalm 131 Like a weaned child Psalm 1 A tree planted by the waterside Psalm 4 My heart, their corn and wine and oil Third Week: Wonder Psalm 8 Infants and stars Psalm 104 Wonder and protest Psalm 19 A theatre of glory Psalm 139 The uttermost parts of the sea Psalm 103 Forget not Fourth Week: The Way Psalm 119.1-8 The path of happiness Psalm 119.9-16 Mind change Psalm 119.129-36 Passion and compassion Psalm 23 Lacking nothing Psalm 27 In a secret place Fifth Week: Hope Psalm 71 Hoping continually Psalm 46 Be still and know Psalm 36 The well of life Psalm 131 From where is my help to come? Psalm 62 Tottering and leaning Holy Week: Suffering Psalm 91 Trampling the serpent Psalm 13 How long, O Lord? Psalm 137 By the waters of Babylon Psalm 130 Out of the depths Psalm 22 The image of the crucified Notes Acknowledgements
£999.99
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC The Succession to the Throne of David
Book SynopsisPublished originally in 1926, Rost''s Die Überlieferung von der Thronnachfolge Davids is fundamental to the study of Samuel and Kings. The story of the ark, the account of the Ammonite war, Nathan''s prophecy concerning David''s dynasty, and, above all, the succession narrative or ''court history'' are singled out for thorough examination, with questions of style, theme and religious viewpoint dominating the discussion. His thesis is brilliantly argued and has sustained a remarkable measure of agreement over many decades, though criticism has grown in recent years. It remains mandatory reading for the study of Samuel and Kings, Hebrew narrative art, and history writing in ancient Israel. There is an extensive introduction by the late Edward Ball.
£133.00
Maggid Jacob
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£25.64
Toby Press Ltd To This Very Day: Fundamental Questions in the
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£25.64
Maggid Amos The Genius of Prophetic Rhetoric
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£27.96
Toby Press Ltd Ecclesiastes and the Search for Meaning
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£25.64
Toby Press Ltd Lecciones de Liderazgo
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£20.89
Maggid I Samuel A King in Israel
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£25.64
Maggid Pacto Y Conversación Levítico
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£25.12
Maggid Numbers A Parsha Companion
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£27.89
Hendrickson Publishers Inc Septuaginta: A Reader's Edition Hardcover:
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£999.99
Equinox Publishing Ltd If I Forget You Jerusalem
Book SynopsisThis book argues that the Old Testament is not exclusively a book about history but is dominated by interests in theology both as literature and as an expression of the community in which biblical writings originated.
£25.60
Equinox Publishing Ltd The Old Testament Hebrew Scriptures in Five
Book SynopsisConcise and jargon-free chapters present the nature of the biblical texts and the different methodologies that have been developed to understand it.
£63.00
Covenant Press Biblia Sacra et Ultra
£55.17
De Gruyter Moses Quellwasserwunder
£81.90
De Gruyter Reste Altorientalischen Prophetentums in Der
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£19.95
De Gruyter The Visions of Enoch the Prophet
£92.62
De Gruyter Der Traum Im Alten Testament
£85.00
De Gruyter The Untold Story of the Kingdom of Judah
£65.70
JCB Mohr (Paul Siebeck) Theologie des Alten Testaments
Book SynopsisUnter den Teildisziplinen der alttestamentlichen Wissenschaft galt die Theologie des Alten Testaments lange als deren vornehmste Aufgabe. Doch in den letzten Jahrzehnten wurde mehr und mehr undeutlich, was eine Theologie des Alten Testaments eigentlich zu leisten habe. Konrad Schmid wendet sich zuerst der historischen Klärung des Theologiebegriffs in Anwendung auf die Bibel zu, diskutiert dann die Vielgestaltigkeit vorliegender Hebräischer Bibeln und Alter Testamente, um dann die theologischen Prägungen der Bücher und Sammlungen des Alten Testaments anhand prominenter Leittexte zu erheben. Weiter schließt der Autor eine Skizze zur Theologiegeschichte des Alten Testaments sowie eine thematisch orientierte und historisch differenzierte Darstellung wichtiger Themen alttestamentlicher Theologie mit ein. Der Band versteht sich gleichzeitig als eine gewisse Synthese der gegenwärtigen Forschung am Alten Testament in theologischer Perspektive.
£34.20
Mohr Siebeck GmbH & Co. K Vom Text zum Entstehungsmodell in der
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£126.65
