What kind of God? collected essays of Terence E. Fretheim

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Autor principal: Fretheim, Terence E. (autor.)
Formato: Libro
Lenguaje:inglés
Publicado: Winona Lake, Indiana : Eisenbrauns, 2015.
Colección:Siphrut : literature and theology of the Hebrew Scriptures ; 14
Materias:
Bible. > Old Testament > Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Biblia. > Antiguo Testamento > Crítica, interpretación, etc.
Dios (Christianismo)
Dios (Judaismo)
Dios > Enseñanza bíblica.
God (Christianity)
God (Judaism)
God > Biblical teaching.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
  • On Fretheim. Introducing Fretheim: his theology and his God / Michael J. Chan and Brent A. Strawn
  • Fretheim on Fretheim: some personal reflections on a biblical-theological journey / Terence E. Fretheim
  • God and the world. Divine dependence upon the human: an Old Testament perspective
  • The repentance of God: a key to evaluating Old Testament God-talk
  • The God who acts: an Old Testament perspective
  • Some reflections on Brueggemann's God
  • God and suffering. What kind of God?
  • To say something: about God, evil, and suffering
  • Suffering God and sovereign God in Exodus: a collision of images
  • "Evil" after 9/11: a consequence of human freedom
  • God and wrath. God and violence in the Old Testament
  • Theological reflections on the wrath of God in the Old Testament
  • The self-limiting God of the Old Testament and issues of violence
  • "I was only a little angry": divine violence in the prophets
  • God and the Pentateuch. Preaching creation: Genesis 1-2
  • Creator, creature, and co-creation in Genesis 1-2
  • "God was with the boy" (Genesis 21:20): children in the book of Genesis
  • The plagues as ecological signs of historical disaster
  • The reclamation of creation: redemption and law in Exodus
  • Law in the service of life: a dynamic understanding of law in Deuteronomy
  • God and the prophets. Divine foreknowledge, divine constancy, and the rejection of Saul's kingship
  • The prophets and social justice: a conservative agenda
  • Caught in the middle: Jeremiah's vocational crisis
  • The character of God in Jeremiah
  • Is anything too hard for God? (Jeremiah 32:27)
  • The exaggerated God of Jonah
  • Jonah and theodicy
  • God and the church's book. The Old Testament in Christian proclamation
  • Christology and the Old Testament
  • Salvation in the Bible vs. salvation in the church
  • The authority of the Bible and churchly debates regarding sexuality
  • What biblical scholars wish pastors would start or stop doing about ethical issues in the Old Testament.

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