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Publication Date: 17 Nov 2016
Publisher: Apollos
Page Count: 248
Author: David G Firth
ISBN-13: 9781783594306, 9781783594832

Exploring Old Testament Wisdom

Literature And Themes
By David G Firth
New collection of studies of Old Testament wisdom literature
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Summary of Exploring Old Testament Wisdom

This volume surveys recent developments in the study of Old Testament wisdom; discusses issues that have arisen in Proverbs, Job and Ecclesiastes; examines the Song of Songs, Ruth and some Psalms as wisdom texts; and explores wisdom and biblical theology, the concept of retribution, and the issue of divine absence.
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About the Author of Exploring Old Testament Wisdom

David G. Firth is Old Testament Tutor and Head of Research at St John's College, Nottingham. Lindsay Wilson is Academic Dean and Senior Lecturer in Old Testament at Ridley Melbourne Mission and Ministry College, Australia.
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an illuminating and, in places, inspiring read

- Evangelicals Now