Joel: A Translation, in Metrical Parallelisms, According to the Hebrew Method of Punctuation

by Adam Clarke Rowley

Publishers:

Hamilton, Adams & Co.; I. E. Chillcott

, 1867

Overview

With its vivid and poetic style, the book of Joel distinguishes itself from the rest of the Minor Prophets. Adam Clarke Rowley takes advantage of that with his translation and annotated study, examining the poetical structure of the book and the “sublime language of the Prophet.” His work considers parallelism and verse correspondence of the prophecy, and how the composition of the verses affects the overall message.

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Key Features

• Examines the poetical structure of the book of Joel
• Considers parallelism and verse correspondance of the prophecy
• Offers a commentary designed for the general reader

Product Details

• Title: Joel: A Translation, in Metrical Parallelisms, According to the Hebrew Method of Punctuation
• Author: Adam Clarke Rowley
• Publisher: Hamilton, Adams, and Co.
• Publication Date: 1867
• Pages: 34
• Resource Type: Commentaries
• Topic: Minor Prophets

About Adam Clarke Rowley

Adam Clarke Rowley was the incumbent of St. Matthias in Bristol.