Old Testament Prophecy : From Oracle to Canon

Clements, R. E.

Westminster/John Knox Press

God's chosen people: A theological interpretation of the book of Deuteronomy,

S.C.M. Press

ISAIAH 1-39 (New Century Bible Commentary)

Marshall Pickering

Old Testament theology: A fresh approach (Marshalls theological library)

Religion & Spirituality

Marshall, Morgan, & Scott

Prophecy and tradition (Growing points in theology)

B. Blackwell

Ronald Clements covers many aspect of research on the forms, structure, and theological message of the prophetic writings of the Old Testament. This book is for all who are interested in reading some of the most complelling Old Testament.

Old Testament Prophecy: From Oracles to Canon

Christian Books & Bibles

Westminster John Knox Pr

Very Good, and approaching Near Fine. See scans and description. Philadelphia: Westminster Press, 1976. One Hundred Years of Old Testament Interpretation, by Ronald E. Clements. Octavo, printed perfect-bound wraps, 160 pp. (viii + 152). Very strong Very Good, approaching Near Fine. Some dirt spots at bottom page edges, prior owner's ball pen signature at inside front cover, otherwise immaculate. See scans. Laid in is a sales receipt for this and other items, procured from Theologue Books in Louisville, Kentucky, in 1987. The purchaser was the late John Watts, a theologian himself until his relatively recent passing. See all scans. Eight chapters of interpretation by categories shown in the contents page scan, plus an Index of Authors cited. Ships in a new, sturdy, protective box - not a bag. LT26

One Hundred Years of Old Testament Interpretation

The Book of Deuteronomy stands as a milestone within the Bible of both Jews and Christians. As the fifth of the great books of Moses it links the biblical tradition to the birth of civilization in the ancient Near East, formulating a system of laws which relate to the earliest of humankind's written law codes. In Deuteronomy these laws are woven into a tradition of spiritual development and education which have provided several of the most central themes of western spirituality. Whether in setting out fundamental political principles, social policy or in nurturing right attitudes to worship, wealth and poverty, Deuteronomy holds a central place within the Judaeo-Christian tradition. Sometimes misunderstood, and sometimes dangerously misapplied, it nevertheless provides the modern reader and preacher with vital insights into the inseparability of faith from the quality of human life and close inter-relationship between morality and the structure of society. The present-day preacher will not have far to look to find that the issues with which it deals remain vitally important ones for contemporary society.

The Book of Deuteronomy: A Preacher's Commentary

Epworth Pr

A century of Old Testament study

Lutterworth

New Century Bible Commentary Isaiah 1-39

Eerdmans Pub.Co.

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