Hebrew/Old Testament
Language of the Old Testament: Biblical Hebrew “The Holy Tongue”
... in Hebrew, yet some familiarity with the structure and thought pattern of the language is essential for the type of biblical knowledge that a theology student should have (Brown, ...the Old Testament ...
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Malachi 4:4−6 (Heb 3:22−24) as a point of convergence in the Old Testament or Hebrew Bible: A consideration of the intra and intertextual relationships
... the Old Testament, which is concluded with this passage, before one turns to the New ...the Hebrew Bible, and, as such, it raises several ...the Hebrew canon of ...
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What is wrong with the Old Testament? Some reflections on war and violence in the Hebrew Bible
... Altogether, the story of how the Hebrew Bible came into being is the story of how earlier versions of ideologies, theologies, and laws were reused and reinterpreted for later generations. One of the better-known ...
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Old Testament exegesis: Reflections on methodology
... A second area in which there have been far-reaching changes in the past few decades is in the studies of Hebrew poetry. These studies naturally range beyond the book of Psalms, but the Psalms are the largest ...
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Tenach and Old Testament – the same Bible?
... In terms suggested by Zenger and Dohmen, this process can indeed be seen as a natural development of two branches from one stem. As opposed to former consensus, it is compatible with more recent opinion that it is no ...
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A Note on the Jewish Tanak and the Christian Old Testament
... of Old Testament when they refer to it as ‘First ...First Testament is still followed by a ‘Second Testament’ (the New Testament) which completes it in the Christian ...in Hebrew ...
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Celebrating the feasts of the Old Testament in Christian contexts
... Karpas: Taking a piece of parsley, the leader dips it in salt water and gives it to each member of the family and himself as a symbol of how God brought them safely across the Red Sea (salt water) and made them a new ...
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Mapping recent developments in Old Testament theology
... Canonical Hebrew Bible – A Theology of the Old Testament, can be seen as the culmination of his version of a canonical approach to the Old ...the Hebrew Bible in the final shape ...
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Congruent ethos in the Second Temple literature of the Old Testament
... The aim of Pleins’ (2001:4) investigation was to search ‘for ways to place the ethical perspective of the Hebrew Bible into an intelligible social context’. We can fully agree with his viewpoint that different ...
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Mysticism and/in the Old Testament: Methodological orientation and a textual example
... the Hebrew Bible and mysticism requires little ...the Old Testament was read within Christianity ...the Hebrew Bible or Old Testament, one does not encounter ...
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The use and origin of the (Old and) New Testament as Christianity’s canon
... New Testament canon (comprising 27 books) is concerned, the Reformers have not altered the state of affairs that prevailed in the Roman Catholic Church since the Synod of Rome in 382 CE, despite Luther’s and ...
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A cognitive linguistic approach to the emotion of anger in the Old Testament
... the Hebrew terms vpn , jwr and bl to show how Hebrew psychology was tied up with their conception of the ...the Hebrew idea of ...the Hebrew man leads him to, for example, declare Saul’s anger ...
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The Old Testament in Christian spirituality: Perspectives on the undervaluation of the Old Testament in Christian spirituality
... the Hebrew or Greek sections of the ...the Old Testament are expressions of ...the Hebrew Bible, is not the Old Testament as a book, but the practice of some of his ...
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Inclusivity in the Old Testament
... the Old Testament, for official truth is carried by the urban elites of the dynasty and the temple, and eventually by the scribal class (Brueggemann ...
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The law and the prophets : a Christian history of true and false prophecy in the book of Jeremiah
... l'Ancien Testament,” ETR 40 (1965): 213-31; ...the Old Testament Prophecies of the Kingdom,” in The Bible in the Sixteenth Century, ...in Hebrew Bible/Old Testament; Volume II; ...
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The Development of Mission in the Biblical Perspective: A Historical Study
... New Testament portrays God as a missionary who carries out his sovereign plan of saving humanity in the entire ...New Testament missionaries employed and could be adopted today in missionary ...New ...
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'Aanhalings' van die Ou Testament deur die Nuwe Testament: Hosea 11:1/Matteus 2:15
... Ou Testament 'n pre-Christelike Boek is. Die Ou Testament word beskou as minder- waardig teenoor die Nuwe ...Nuwe Testament 'n ander God is as die wrede, toornige God van die Ou ...Ou ...
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A Friendly Guide to the Prophets
... T he Book of Isaiah is generally regarded as a composite work of (at least) three authors or “Isaiahs” over several hundred years. Our concern here now is with the first Isaiah (chapters 1-39 of the Book), a prophet who ...
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The Old Testament and the New Covenant
... personality appealing inexorably to one's Christian sense of truth and honesty, into a parish where the best and most deeply living Christians were the members of Inner Mission Community, all brought up in the ...
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The concept of vicarious suffering in the Old Testament
... 10.The dominance of this dimension is most apparent in texts written up to the time of the exile (Simundson 1992:220). In texts written during and after the exile, this dimension receives persistent challenges from ...
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