Rad, Gerhard von, 1901-1971.
Old Testament theology. Vol. I & II, The theology of Israel's prophetic traditions by Gerhard Von Rad ; translated by D.M.G. Stalker. - Edinburgh : Oliver & Boyd, 1973.
Vol. I: A history of Jahwism and the sacral institutions in Israel in outline: Origins -- The crisis due to the formation of the State -- Endeavours to restore the past -- The constituting of the Post-Exilic cultic community -- Sacral office and charisma in Ancient Israel
The theology of Israel's historical traditions: Methodological presuppositions -- The Theology of the Hexateuch -- Israel's anointed -- Israel before Jahweh Vol. II: General considerations in Prophecy: Introduction -- Prophecy before the classical period -- The oral tradition of prophecy -- The Prophets' call and reception of Revelation -- The Prophets' freedom -- The Prophets' conception of the Word of God -- Israel's ideas about time and history, and the prophetic eschatology
Classical prophecy: Amos and Hosea -- Isaiah and Micah -- The new element in Eighth-century prophecy -- The age of Jeremiah -- Ezekiel -- Deutero-Isaiah -- The new elements in prophecy in the Babylonian and early Persian period -- The prophets of the later Persian period and the prophecies of the New Jerusalem -- Daniel and apocalyptic
The Old Testament and the New: The actualisation of the Old Testament in the New -- The Old Testament's understanding of the world and man, and Christianity -- The Old Testament saving event in the light of the New Testament fulfilment -- The Law -- Postscript
9780050011409
Old Testament theology. Vol. I & II, The theology of Israel's prophetic traditions by Gerhard Von Rad ; translated by D.M.G. Stalker. - Edinburgh : Oliver & Boyd, 1973.
Vol. I: A history of Jahwism and the sacral institutions in Israel in outline: Origins -- The crisis due to the formation of the State -- Endeavours to restore the past -- The constituting of the Post-Exilic cultic community -- Sacral office and charisma in Ancient Israel
The theology of Israel's historical traditions: Methodological presuppositions -- The Theology of the Hexateuch -- Israel's anointed -- Israel before Jahweh Vol. II: General considerations in Prophecy: Introduction -- Prophecy before the classical period -- The oral tradition of prophecy -- The Prophets' call and reception of Revelation -- The Prophets' freedom -- The Prophets' conception of the Word of God -- Israel's ideas about time and history, and the prophetic eschatology
Classical prophecy: Amos and Hosea -- Isaiah and Micah -- The new element in Eighth-century prophecy -- The age of Jeremiah -- Ezekiel -- Deutero-Isaiah -- The new elements in prophecy in the Babylonian and early Persian period -- The prophets of the later Persian period and the prophecies of the New Jerusalem -- Daniel and apocalyptic
The Old Testament and the New: The actualisation of the Old Testament in the New -- The Old Testament's understanding of the world and man, and Christianity -- The Old Testament saving event in the light of the New Testament fulfilment -- The Law -- Postscript
9780050011409