AT221 Cuestiones introductorias en Salmos
Overview
Cuestiones introductorias en Salmos (AT221) presenta un panorama general de importantes elementos interpretativos del libro de Salmos, desafiando las posturas tradicionales en el proceso. Considera el libro de Salmos como un todo, examina e ilustra las diversas categorías de salmos particulares y sugiere implicaciones cristológicas del libro. El curso provee una comprensión sólida sobre cómo están organizados los salmos y de qué manera conducen hacia una forma de vivir fructífera.
Top Highlights
“La sinécdoque sería parte del conjunto, donde usaremos una figura para referirnos a algo más grande” (source)
“La metonimia es el cambio de un sustantivo por otro con el que está asociado.” (source)
“La hipérbole es cuando se dice más de lo que significa literalmente” (source)
“La torá del Señor se refería originalmente a los cinco libros de Moisés.” (source)
“en hebreo, la meditación no es silenciar la mente, sino que se trata de conectar la mente; meditación es pensar.” (source)
- Title: AT221 Cuestiones introductorias en Salmos
- Author: Mark Futato
- Series: Educación Móvil Logos
- Publisher: Editorial Tesoro Bíblico
- Print Publication Date: 2019
- Logos Release Date: 2019
- Language: Spanish
- Resources: 1
- Format: Digital › Courseware
- Subject: Biblia. A.T. Salmos › Crítica e interpretación
- Resource ID: LLS:OT221FUTATO-ES
- Resource Type: Courseware Monograph
- Metadata Last Updated: 2019-08-16T22:40:24Z
Dr. Mark D. Futato joined Reformed Theological Seminary (RTS) in 1999, and serves as the Robert L. Maclellan Professor of Old Testament. He teaches core classes on Hebrew and Old Testament books. Dr. Futato served as academic dean of RTS Orlando from 2004 to 2012.
Dr. Futato’s research interests include biblical Hebrew, the book of Psalms, and the role that elements of creation, such as climate and geography, play in Scripture. Dr. Futato has published multiple books on the Psalms, as well as an /Introduction to Biblical Hebrew/. He is currently finishing a commentary on Jonah.
Dr. Futato also served on the translation team for the book of Psalms in the New Living Translation, contributed study notes for The ESV Study Bible and The Spirit of the Reformation Study Bible, and contributed to the New International Dictionary of Old Testament Theology and Exegesis.
Students appreciate Dr. Futato’s passionate emphasis on God’s desire to bless all nations, his engaging communication style, and his practical application of biblical texts to those who struggle, suffer, and doubt. Dr. Futato and his wife, Adele, have four children: William, Evan, Mark Jr., and Annie.