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050	0	4	_aBS1405 _b.I587 1985
050	0	4	_aBS1405
100	1		_aBullock, C. Hassell, _e1
245	1	0	_aAn introduction to the Old Testament poetic books : _bthe wisdom and songs of Israel / _cC. Hassell Bullock.
250			_apaperback edition.
260			_aChicago, Illinois : _bMoody Press, _c(c)1979.
300			_a281 pages ; _c23 cm
336			_atext _btxt _2rdacontent
337			_aunmediated _bn _2rdamedia
338			_avolume _bnc _2rdacarrier
504			_a1 (pages 259-272).
504			_a4.es.
505	0	0	_a5. Proverbs -- _tIntroductory Matters -- _tTitle -- _tNature and Purpose of Proverbs -- _tThe Didactic Nature of Proverbs -- _tThe Purpose of Proverbs -- _tLiterary Structure and Growth of the Book -- _tThe Septuagint Order of the Text -- _tDate and Authorship -- _tCanonicity -- _tPoetic Structure of Proverbs -- _tHermeneutical Considerations -- _tAnalysis -- _tSuperscription and Introduction (1:1-6) -- _tReflections on Wisdom (1:7-9:18) -- _tMotto (1:7) -- _tFirst Discourse (1:8-19) -- _tSecond Discourse (1:20-33) -- _tThird Discourse (2:1-22) -- _tFourth Discourse (3:1-18) -- _tFifth Discourse (3:19-26) -- _tSixth Discourse (3:27-35) -- _tSeventh Discourse (4:1-5:6) -- _tEighth Discourse (5:7-23) -- _tNinth Discourse (6:1-5) -- _tTenth Discourse (6:6-11) -- _tEleventh Discourse (6:12-19) -- _tTwelfth Discourse (6:20-35) -- _tThirteenth Discourse (7:1-27) -- _tFourteenth Discourse (8:1-36) -- _tFifteenth Discourse (9:1-18) -- _tMiscellaneous Proverbs of Solomon (10:1-22:16) -- _tWords of the Wise (22:17-24:22) -- _tFurther Words of the Wise (22:23-34) -- _tMiscelleanous Proverbs of Solomon Collected by Hezekiah's Men (25:1-29:27) -- _tThe Words of Agur the Son of Jakeh (30:1-33) -- _tThe Words of Lemuel (31:1-9) -- _tIn Praise of a Virtuous Wife (31:10-31).
505	0	0	_a6. Ecclesiastes -- _tIntroductory Matters -- _tTitle -- _tLiterary Structure -- _tPurpose and Meaning -- _tPurpose -- _tMeaning -- _tAuthorship, Date, and Provenance -- _tAuthorship -- _tDate -- _tProvenance -- _tCanonicity -- _tHermeneutical Considerations -- _tExpository Comments -- _tTitle (1:1) -- _tThesis and Prologue (1:2-11) -- _tFurther Proof of Thesis (1:12-18) -- _tThe Second Test (2:1-11) -- _tWisdom and Folly Compared (2:12-17) -- _tThe Only Viable Alternative (2:18-26) -- _tThe Catalogue of Times and Seaons and Its Meaning (3:1-15) -- _tInjustice (3:16-22; 4:1-3) -- _tThe Futility of Human Effort (4:4-16) -- _tAdvice on Religious Matters (5:1-7) -- _tThe Oppressive Political System (5:8-9) -- _tLife and Wealth (5:10-6:9) -- _tMan's Ill-fated Lot (6:10-12) -- _tProverbs Conventional and Unconventional (7:1-14) -- _tThe Golden Mean of Temperate Living (7:15-25) -- _tQoheleth on Women (7:26-29) -- _tObedience to Kings (8:1-9) -- _tThe Failure of Retributive Justice and the Common Fate for All (8:10-9:3) -- _tThe Chief Duty of Man (9:4-12) -- _tWisdom Obscured by Folly (9:13-10:1) -- _tMiscellaneous Proverbs (10:2-11:6) -- _tFinal Advice to Youth and the "Allegory of Old Age" (11:7-12:8) -- _tEpilogue (12:9-14) -- _tFragments of Ecclesiastes from Qumran Cave IV.
505	0	0	_a7. The Song of Songs -- _tHermeneutical Approaches -- _tThe Allegorical Method -- _tThe Typological Method -- _tThe Mythological Method -- _tThe Literal Method -- _tIntroductory Matters -- _tThe Nature and Purpose of the Book -- _tLiterary Structure -- _tDate, Authorship, and Provenance -- _tCanonicity of the Song -- _tExpository Comments -- _tSuperscription (1:1) -- _tSection 1 (1:2-2:7) -- _tSection 2 (2:8-3:5) -- _tSection 3 (3:6-5:1) -- _tSection 4 (5:2-8:4) -- _tSection 5 (8:5-14).
505	0	0	_aIndianaTRODUCTION -- _tThe Poetic Books -- _tWisdom in the Old Testament -- _tWisdom as Skills and Arts -- _tLiterary Wisdom -- _tThe Addresses of Wisdom -- _tThe Scribe -- _tWisdom and the Temple Cult -- _tWisdom and the Prophets -- _tThe Poetic Books and Wisdom -- _tWisdom in the Ancient Near East -- _tHymns -- _tProverbs -- _tReflective Literature -- _tWisdom in the Apocrypha -- _tHebrew Poetry.
505	0	0	_aTHE BOOK OF JOB -- _tThe Central Issue -- _tIntroductory Matters -- _tPurpose -- _tDate -- _tProvenance and Authorship -- _tThe Literary Structure -- _tPrologue-Epilogue and Dialogue -- _tThe Poem on Wisdom -- _tThe Elihu Speeches -- _tThe God Speeches -- _tHermeneutical Issues -- _tThe Literary Unity of Job -- _tMythology and Job -- _tThe Satan of the Prologue -- _tJob and the New Testament -- _tAnalysis -- _tPrologue: The Dilemma Delineated (1:1-2:13) -- _tJob and His Faith -- _tThe Tragedy -- _tJob's Disorientation (3) -- _tThe Diaologue: Cycle One (4-14) -- _tThe Method of Argumentation -- _tElphaz and Job--Cycle One: First Exchange (4-5/ _r6-7) -- _tBildad and Job--Cycle One: Second Exchange (8/ _r9-10) -- _tZophar and Job--Cycle One: Third Exchange (11/ _r12-14) -- _tThe Diaologue: Cycle Two (15-21) -- _tEliphaz and Job--Cycle Two: First Exchange (15/ _r16-17) -- _tBildad and Job--Cycle Two: Second Exchange (18/ _r19) -- _tZophar and Job--Cycle Two: Third Exchange (20/ _r21) -- _tThe Diaologue: Cycle Three (22-27) -- _tElphaz and Job--Cycle Three: First Exchange (22/ 23-24) -- _tBildad and Job--Cycle Three: Second Exchange (25/ _r26) -- _tZophar's "Lost" Speech -- _tJob's Resolve Unabated (27) -- _tPoem on Wisdom (28) -- _tJob's Closing Monologue (29-31) -- _tThe Elihu Speeches (32-37) -- _tThe God Speeches (38:1-42:6) -- _tEpilogue (42:7-17) -- _tA Note on the Targum of Job from Qumran Cave 11 (11QtgJob).
505	0	0	_aTHE PSALMS -- _tIntroductory Matters -- _tTitle -- _tNumbers of the Psalms -- _tThe Development and Completion of the Psalter -- _tOld Testament Psalmody -- _tGrowth of the Psalter -- _tDating the Process -- _tStructure of the Book -- _tClassification of the Psalms -- _tTitles of the Psalms -- _tAuthorship -- _tHistorical Origin -- _tLiterary Features -- _tLiturgical Use -- _tMusical Notations -- _tHermeneutical Considerations -- _tProcedural Principles -- _tTheological Content -- _tThe Psalms as a Repository of Israel's Faith -- _tThe Praise of God in the Psalms -- _tGod in the Psalms -- _tMan in the Psalms -- _tCreation and Redemption in the Psalms -- _tSome Basic Types for Study -- _tHymns -- _tPenitential Psalms -- _tWisdom Psalms -- _tMessianic Psalms -- _tImprecatory Psalms -- _t"Enthronement" Psalms -- _tThe Use of the Psalms in the Temple, Synangogue, and Church -- _tThe Psalms in the Temple, Synagogue, and Church -- _tThe Psalms in the Temple -- _tThe Psalms in the Synagogue -- _tThe Psalsm in the Church -- _tThe Psalms Scroll of Qumran Cave 11.
505	0	0	_aTHEOLOGY Indiana THE WisconsinSDOM BOOKS -- _tThe Doctrine of God -- _tGod as Creator -- _tGod the Originator of Wisdom -- _tThe Fear of the Lord and Wisdom -- _tThe Doctrine of Man. -- _tIndividualism -- _tGeneric Man -- _tEmphases and Non-Emphases in Wisdom -- _tEmphases -- _tRetributive Justice -- _tUniversalism -- _tLaw -- _tNon-emphases -- _tHistory -- _tThe Cult -- _tDivine Mercy -- _tImmortality in Wisdom and the Psalms.
520	3		_aSome of the most potent literature of human history is contained in Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and the Song of Solomon. Therein are the problems of suffering, the conscience marred by sin, the transience of human life, and the passionate love of woman and man--universal themes that cut across the boundaries of time and geogrpahy to include the entire human race. "One might read the Pentateuch and see only a faint shadow of himself reflected there. The historical books may overwhelm him with facts and events. The prophets, by some mere chance, may pass him by with their deep convictions and concerns about their own societies and world. But the poetic books will find him wherever he is." _c~ Publisher.
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630	0	0	_aBible. _pOld Testament _xCriticism, interpretation, etc.
650		0	_aHebrew poetry, Biblical _xHistory and criticism.
650		0	_aWisdom literature _xCriticism, interpretation, etc.
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