God’s Word for Our World, vol. 2
Overview
The second volume of God’s Word for Our World also concentrates on topics from the Old Testament, covering worldview critical thinking, the Holiness of God, impacts of Roman culture, Biblical punishment, and a study of Renaissance art from an exegetical perspective. It also examines linguistics and Biblical metaphor, as well as hermeneutics.
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- Biblical Studies in Honor of Simon John De Vries
- Foreword by Rolf P. Knierim
- Sixteen essays on exegetical topics
- Moshe Aberbach
- Bill T. Arnold
- Dean Phillip Bell
- Thomas B. Dozeman
- J. Harold Ellens
- Isaac Kalimi
- Wonil Kim
- Rolf P. Knierim
- Edmund S. Meltzer
- Albert Pietersma
- Joshua Schwartz
- David Ralph Seely
- Robert C. Tannehill
- Samuel Terrien
- David B. Weisberg
- Ran Zadok
- Title: God’s Word for Our World, vol. 2
- Editors: J. Harold Ellens, Deborah L. Ellens, Rolf P. Knierim, and Isaac Kalimi
- Publisher: T&T Clark International
- Publication Date: 2004
- Pages: 316
Simon John De Vries is a premier twentieth-century Bible scholar, professor, and theologian, whose work in exegesis spans decades. His skill in critical and historical analysis has established standards in exegetical studies and inspired a generation of Biblical students and thinkers. This two-volume biblical studies collection commemorates De Vries and his methods, influence, and scholarship in Biblical studies. With over twenty well-known Biblical scholars contributing, God’s Word for Our World is an excellent exegetical resource, containing various Scriptural discourses. There are a wide range of topics, including Hebrew poetry, linguistics, culture, and hermeneutics.