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Text as pretext : essays in honour of Robert Davidson / edited by Robert P. Carroll.

Contributor(s): Carroll, Robert P | Davidson, Robert, 1927-2012
Material type: TextTextSeries: Journal for the study of the Old Testament: 138.Publisher: Sheffield, Eng. : JSOT Press, [1992]Copyright date: ©1992Description: 307 pages : portrait ; 22 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 1850752958Other title: Essays in honour of Robert DavidsonSubject(s): Bible. Old Testament -- Theology | Bible. Old Testament -- Criticism, interpretation, etc | Davidson, Robert, 1927-2012 | Davidson, Robert, 1927-2012 -- BibliographyBibliography, Etc. Note: "Bibliography of Robert Davidson": pages [291]-292.; Includes bibliographical references and indexes.Local Note: Copy 2 is from the collection of Professor R. Norman Whybray.Differentiable Local Note:
Contents:
Can a biblical theology also be academic or ecumenical? / A. Graeme Auld -- Manipulating Moses : Exodus 2.10-15 in Egyptian Judaism and the New Testament / John M.G. Barclay -- Ephesians 2.11-22 : a Christian view of Judaism / Ernest Best -- The discombobulations of time and the diversities of text : notes on the Rezeptionsgeschichte of the Bible / Robert P. Carroll -- Mark 1.1 : archē, 'Scriptural lemma' / Robert B. Coote -- The midst of the years / Paul E. Copeland -- Criticism and tradition / Christopher F. Evans -- A new look at Job 41.1-4 (English 41.9-12) / J.C.L. Gibson -- Could not the universe have come into existence 200 yards to the left? : a thematic study of Job / Alastair G. Hunter -- The two theological versions of the Passover pericope in Exodus / William Johnstone -- From evidence to edifice : four fallacies about the Sabbath / Heather A. McKay --
The end of time : a biblical theme in Messiaen's Quartet / Iain G. Matheson -- Story-patterning in Genesis / George G. Nicol -- The reader in pain : Job as text and pretext / Hugh Pyper -- Towards a biblical theology : von Balthasar's The glory of the Lord / John K. Riches -- Sins, debts and jubilee release / James A. Sanders -- A 'farced epistol' to a sinking sun of Dav£d : Ecclesiastes and Finnegans wake : the sinoptic view / Douglas A. Templeton.
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Book Book John Bulow Campbell Library 1 East BS1192.5 .T4 1992 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 0182902306915

"Bibliography of Robert Davidson": pages [291]-292.

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Can a biblical theology also be academic or ecumenical? / A. Graeme Auld -- Manipulating Moses : Exodus 2.10-15 in Egyptian Judaism and the New Testament / John M.G. Barclay -- Ephesians 2.11-22 : a Christian view of Judaism / Ernest Best -- The discombobulations of time and the diversities of text : notes on the Rezeptionsgeschichte of the Bible / Robert P. Carroll -- Mark 1.1 : archē, 'Scriptural lemma' / Robert B. Coote -- The midst of the years / Paul E. Copeland -- Criticism and tradition / Christopher F. Evans -- A new look at Job 41.1-4 (English 41.9-12) / J.C.L. Gibson -- Could not the universe have come into existence 200 yards to the left? : a thematic study of Job / Alastair G. Hunter -- The two theological versions of the Passover pericope in Exodus / William Johnstone -- From evidence to edifice : four fallacies about the Sabbath / Heather A. McKay --

The end of time : a biblical theme in Messiaen's Quartet / Iain G. Matheson -- Story-patterning in Genesis / George G. Nicol -- The reader in pain : Job as text and pretext / Hugh Pyper -- Towards a biblical theology : von Balthasar's The glory of the Lord / John K. Riches -- Sins, debts and jubilee release / James A. Sanders -- A 'farced epistol' to a sinking sun of Dav£d : Ecclesiastes and Finnegans wake : the sinoptic view / Douglas A. Templeton.

Copy 2 is from the collection of Professor R. Norman Whybray.

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