The image of God Genesis 1:26-28 in a century of Old Testament research
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Stockholm :
Almqvist & Wiksell International,
1988.
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| Colección: | Coniectanea biblica. Old Testament series ;
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- The Perpetual Fascination with the Problem of the Imago Dei
- Purpose and Plan of Study
- Some Examples from the Early History of Imago Dei Studies
- The Period 1882–1918. A dominance of the Wellhausen School
- Status questionis around 1882. Aturning Point in OT Studies
- Franz Delitzsch. On the Threshold of a New Era in Imago Dei Studies
- Driver and Dillmann. The Image of God as Man's Mental Endowment
- Hermann Gunkel and Theodor Nöldeke. Imago Dei as Man's External Appearance
- Johannes Hehn and the Importance of Extrabiblical Comparative Texts
- Riedel, Holzinger, and Schwally: Interpretations of Lesser Impact
- The Period 1919–1960. Under the Influence of Dialectical Theology
- Barth and Brunner. Imago Dei and the “Point of Contact” Dispute
- Otto Procksch, Walter Eichrodt, and Harold H. Rowley. Spiritual Interpretation in Its Final Stage
- Gerhard von Rad. An important link in the Imago Dei debate
- Paul Humbert. New arguments for the physical interpretation
- Ludwig Köhler. The image of God as the upright posture of Man
- Friedrich Horst. Under the influence of Karl Barth and interested in the law
- Theodor Vriezen. Imago Dei and the holistic view of Man
- Ivan Engnell and the Scandinavian school. The royal categories
- The period 1961–1982. A time of methodological reappraisal
- Werner H. Schmidt and Hans Wildberger. A new interest in extrabiblical texts
- Barr, Mettinger, and Gross. Imago Dei in the context of the P. Source
- Claus Westermann. An event in dialogue and the image of God
- Moshe Weinfeld and the Jewish interpretation of the divine image
- Excursus: Imago Dei and ecology, feminist theology, and liberation theology.