01869cam a22002897  4500001001200000003000400012005001700016008004100033010001700074020001800091020001500109035002000124040001500144044000800159082001000167100002400177240003700201245018600238260008700424300002400511490004800535500004500583504003100628505084900659630004301508630002801551ocm00034902OSt20230607061220.0690603s1969    xxu      b    001 @ eng d  aPOTUN 129980  a9780713601350  z0713601353  a3170POTUN129980  bengcZAAPA  axxu  a220.61 aKoch, Klaus,d1926-1 aWas ist Formgeschichte?lEngels.14aThe growth of the Biblical tradition : the form-critical method / tr. from the 2nd German ed by S.M. Cupittbthe form-critical method /ctr. from the 2nd German ed. by S. M. Cupitt.  aNew York :bScribneraToronto :bCollier Macmillan CanadaaLondon :bBlack,c1969.  axv, 233 p. ; 23 cm.  aScribner studies in biblical interpretation  aTranslation of: Was ist Formgeschichte?.  aBibliographical footnotes.  aThe methods: Section One: Fundamentals: Literary types and formulas -- The history of literary types -- Setting in life -- The history of the transmission of tradition -- Redaction history 
Section two: A Wider view: Literary criticism and form criticism -- The debate about oral transmission -- Characteristics of Hebrew Poetry -- The Canon, and a literary and linguistic history of the Bible
Part II: Selected examples: Section One: From the narrative books: The ancestress of Israel in danger -- Saul and David in the Wilderness -- Sagas in the Bible? 
Section two: From the Songs: The Hymn -- The individual song of lament, and the oracle assuring the worshiper his lament has been heard
Section three: From the Prophetic writings: Ahaziah's fall -- Legends -- The yoke of the king of Babylon -- History of the literary type of the Prophecy00aBiblexCriticism, interpretation, etc-00aBiblexCriticism, Form.