David and Zion : biblical studies in honor of J.J.M. Roberts / edited by Bernard F. Batto and Kathryn L. Roberts. [print]

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unmediated

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volume

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9781575060927

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Bible. Old Testament -- Criticism, interpretation, etc

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BS1192
BS1192.R645.D385 2004

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Contents:

Michael B. Dick -- R(az/ais)ing Zion in Lamentations 2 F.W. Dobbs-Allsopp -- Sinai and Zion in Psalm 93 John S. Kselman -- Back to the future: Zion in the book of Micah Rick R. Marrs -- Who knows? the Lord may be gracious: why we pray Kathryn L. Roberts -- And Lot went with him: Abraham's disobedience in Genesis 12:1/4a Andrew G. Vaughn -- David and Zion in the theology of the deuteronomistic history: theological ideas in 2 Samuel 5/7 John T. Willis -- The divine sovereign: the image of God in the priestly creation account Bernard F. Batto -- The ruler in Zion and the hope of the poor: Psalms 9/10 in the context of the psalter Patrick D. Miller -- Buber, kingship, and the book of Judges: a study of Judges 6/9 and 17/21 Dennis T. Olson -- The rule of God in the book of Daniel C.L. Seow -- Theological anthropology at a fulcrum: Isaiah 55:1/5, Psalm 89, and second stage traditio in the royal psalms Scott R.A. Starbuck -- King Yahweh as the good shepherd: taking another look at the image of God in Psalm 23 Beth Tanner -- The crux of Psalm 22:17c: solved at long last? / Michael L. Barre -- Doves in the windows: Isaiah 60:8 in light of ancient Mesopotamian lament traditions Walter C. Bouzard, Jr. -- The pride of Jacob Joel S. Burnett -- Bashan, symbology, haplography, and theology in Psalm 68 James H. Charlesworth -- The "dying and rising god": a survey of research from Frazer to the present day Tryggve N.D. Mettinger -- Isaiah at Princeton one hundred fifty years ago and now: Joseph Addison Alexander (1809/1860) and J.J.M. Roberts (1939/) / Thomas H. Olbricht -- Why Perez? reflections on David's genealogy in biblical tradition Katharine Doob Sakenfeld.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Withdrawn	G. Allen Fleece Library WITHDRAWN	Non-fiction	BS1192.D285 2004 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan		31923001538566

The "History of David's rise to power" and the Neo-Babylonian succession apologies Michael B. Dick -- R(az/ais)ing Zion in Lamentations 2 F.W. Dobbs-Allsopp -- Sinai and Zion in Psalm 93 John S. Kselman -- Back to the future: Zion in the book of Micah Rick R. Marrs -- Who knows? the Lord may be gracious: why we pray Kathryn L. Roberts -- And Lot went with him: Abraham's disobedience in Genesis 12:1/4a Andrew G. Vaughn -- David and Zion in the theology of the deuteronomistic history: theological ideas in 2 Samuel 5/7 John T. Willis -- The divine sovereign: the image of God in the priestly creation account Bernard F. Batto -- The ruler in Zion and the hope of the poor: Psalms 9/10 in the context of the psalter Patrick D. Miller -- Buber, kingship, and the book of Judges: a study of Judges 6/9 and 17/21 Dennis T. Olson -- The rule of God in the book of Daniel C.L. Seow -- Theological anthropology at a fulcrum: Isaiah 55:1/5, Psalm 89, and second stage traditio in the royal psalms Scott R.A. Starbuck -- King Yahweh as the good shepherd: taking another look at the image of God in Psalm 23 Beth Tanner -- The crux of Psalm 22:17c: solved at long last? / Michael L. Barre -- Doves in the windows: Isaiah 60:8 in light of ancient Mesopotamian lament traditions Walter C. Bouzard, Jr. -- The pride of Jacob Joel S. Burnett -- Bashan, symbology, haplography, and theology in Psalm 68 James H. Charlesworth -- The "dying and rising god": a survey of research from Frazer to the present day Tryggve N.D. Mettinger -- Isaiah at Princeton one hundred fifty years ago and now: Joseph Addison Alexander (1809/1860) and J.J.M. Roberts (1939/) / Thomas H. Olbricht -- Why Perez? reflections on David's genealogy in biblical tradition Katharine Doob Sakenfeld.

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