The Book of Books: the growth of the Bible; (S.C.M. paperback)

Koch, Klaus

Religion & Spirituality

S.C.M. Press

Klaus Koch is Professor of Old Testament in the University of Hamburg. After studying at the Universities of Mainz, Tubingen and Heidelberg he became pastor of the Lutheran church in Jena, East Germany, from 1954-1956. He then returned to Erlangen as Privatdozent, and after work there and in Hamburg, he became Professor of Old Testament at Wuppertal, which he left for his present post in 1962. His principal interest has been in the history of the biblical traditions. His first major work was Die Priesterschrift von Exodus 25 bis Leviticus 16, an analysis of the traditions behind P; since then, two books, The Growth of the Biblical Tradition, a study in form criticism, and The Book of Books, a simpler account of the growth of the Bible, have appeared in English. He has also written about sixty articles on problems of Old Testament exegesis.

The Rediscovery of Apocalyptic: A polemical work on a neglected area of biblical studies and its damaging effects on theology and philosophy (Studies in Biblical Theology Second)

Hymns Ancient & Modern Ltd

The Growth of the Biblical Tradition: The Form-Critical Method

Macmillan Pub. Co.

233p hardback, a very good copy from a Cambridge college library, fresh and clean

The growth of the Biblical tradition: The form-critical method;

Black

"An excellent introduction to the prophets and the prophetic literature . . . The goal of the book is to understand the thought of the prophets in their historical contexts, and to communicate that understanding for our time. Its approach, while innovative, builds upon he best of contemporary analysis of the prophetic literature."" —Gene M. Tucker Candler School of Theology Emory University ""Koch's first volume on the prophets of ancient Israel displays his sound and creative scholarship and will fill a bibliographical gap. He displays the individuality of each prophet with perceptive insight, but he also compares and interrelates them in his various summaries. Furthermore, Koch relates his study of individual prophets to theological currents that have been flowing through the scholarly world in recent decades."" —Bernhard W. Anderson Princeton Theological Seminary

The Prophets: Vol. 1: The Assyrian Period

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Fortress Press

The Prophets: Vol. 2: The Babylonian and Persian Periods [Paperback] [Mar 01, 1984] Koch, Klaus

The Prophets: Vol. 2: The Babylonian and Persian Periods

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Klaus Koch is Professor of Old Testament in the University of Hamburg. After studying at the Universities of Mainz, Tubingen and Heidelberg he became pastor of the Lutheran church in Jena, East Germany, from 1954-1956. He then returned to Erlangen as Privatdozent, and after work there and in Hamburg, he became Professor of Old Testament at Wuppertal, which he left for his present post in 1962. His principal interest has been in the history of the biblical traditions. His first major work was Die Priesterschrift von Exodus 25 bis Leviticus 16, an analysis of the traditions behind P; since then, two books, The Growth of the Biblical Tradition, a study in form criticism, and The Book of Books, a simpler account of the growth of the Bible, have appeared in English. He has also written about sixty articles on problems of Old Testament exegesis.

The rediscovery of Apocalyptic;: A polemical work on a neglected area of Biblical studies and its damaging effects on theology and philosophy (Studies in Biblical theology, 2d ser)

A. R. Allenson

Die Profeten 2: Babylonisch-persische Zeit (Urban-taschenbucher) (German Edition)

Kohlhammer Verlag

Die kritische Profetie, rund 300 Jahre als religiose Bewegung im alten Israel wirksam, hat wesentliche Voraussetzungen fur die monotheistische Idee und die soziale Verantwortung des Menschen formuliert. Diese sind zur Grundlage von Denken, Glauben und Leben in Christentum und Judentum geworden. Die vorliegende Darstellung schildert den durch die Botschaft der Schriftprofeten angebahnten Umbruch in der Religion des alten Israel. Ihre Bucher sind jedoch nicht in der Urfassung erhalten, sondern erweitert durch nachtragliche, aktualisierende Redaktionen. Die neu bearbeitete dritte Auflage nimmt jeweils bei der redaktionellen Endfassung ihren Ausgang, um von da auf die profetischen Erstschriftstellung zuruckzuschliessen und den spezifischen Beitrag der grossen profetischen Erneuerer zu erheben.

Die Profeten 1: Assyrische Zeit (Urban-taschenbucher, 280) (German Edition)

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