Eerdmans Old Testament Studies Collection (16 vols.)

by Joseph Blenkinsopp; Craig G. Bartholomew; David J. H. Beldman

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Publisher:

Eerdmans

, 1995–2014

Overview

Full of ritualistic sacrifices, pantheistic religions, and nomadic oral narratives, the Old Testament is a theologically challenging and culturally distant text to interpret. In the Eerdmans Old Testament Studies Collection, scholars like Bruce K. Waltke, Walter Brueggemann, Craig G. Bartholomew, and Daniel J. Berrigan light the way to solid hermeneutics and fruitful study of the Old Testament. Analyzing Israelite national identity, the Hebrew text, canonicity, prophecy, and law, this collection clears away misunderstandings, processes cultural and linguistic difficulties, and provides recent scholarship on the Old Testament Scriptures.

Key Features

• Introduces the major divisions of the Old Testament
• Examines kingship and pantheism of the ancient world
• Studies canonicity and the Christian messages of the Old Testament

Product Details

• Title: Eerdmans Old Testament Studies Collection
• Publisher: Eerdmans
• Volumes: 16
• Pages: 5,214