A Hermeneutic of Curiosity and Readings of Psalm 61Mercer University Press, 1995 - 151 sider |
Indhold
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The Genre | 33 |
Conclusion | 34 |
Characterization | 78 |
Plot | 80 |
Conclusion | 84 |
Readers | 85 |
The Reading Process | 89 |
The Context of the Reader | 100 |
Psalm 61 | 102 |
Conclusion | 103 |
Setting | 35 |
The PersonalHistorical Approach | 36 |
Cultic Approaches | 37 |
Intent | 51 |
Canon | 53 |
Redaction | 56 |
Canonical Shape | 57 |
Tradition History | 63 |
Conclusion | 65 |
Rhetoric | 67 |
Structure | 70 |
Poetic Form | 72 |
Additional Literary Features | 75 |
Introduction | 105 |
Theological Themes | 106 |
Conclusion | 111 |
Afterword | 113 |
Remaining Questions | 114 |
Conclusion | 122 |
Translation and Comment | 125 |
Comment | 126 |
Conclusion | 130 |
Bibliography | 131 |
Author Index | 145 |
Almindelige termer og sætninger
ancient Israel asylum Bellinger Bible Biblical Interpretation Biblical Poetry biblical studies Book of Psalms canonical context canonical criticism canonical shape chapter Childs's Conclusion consider contemporary crisis cult cultic David divine enemy faith fear your name Form Criticism form-critical Fortress Press gaps genre God's Gunkel hearing Hebrew Bible Hebrew poetry heritage Hermann Gunkel hermeneutic of curiosity historical-critical approach individual laments Introduction issues JSOT JSOTSup king language McKnight meaning method move Old Testament Old Testament Theology origin Paul Ricoeur perspective petition Philadelphia plea poem Poetics of Biblical prayer protection provides Psalm 61 Psalmen Psalter questions reader reader-oriented reader-response criticism reading process reflects refuge Rhetorical Criticism Ricoeur royal sanctuary Scholars Press second masculine singular setting Sheffield significant Sitz im Leben speaker speaks structuralist structure suggests task temple Testament as Scripture text's textual tion tradition trans translation University Press various verb verse paragraph Walter Brueggemann worship
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