Introduction to the Old Testament as Scripture
Tác giả: Brevard S. Childs
Ký hiệu tác giả: CH-B
DDC: 221.071 - Nghiên cứu, chú giải và giảng dạy Cựu ước
Ngôn ngữ: Anh
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Mã số: 258SB0001670
Nhà xuất bản: SCM Press, London
Năm xuất bản: 1979
Khổ sách: 21
Số trang: 688
Kho sách: Thư viện Sao Biển
Tình trạng: Hiện có
CONTENTS page
Preface  15
Abbreviations  19
PART ONE THE OLD TESTAMENT: INTRODUCTION  
I      THE DISCIPLINE OF OLD TESTAMENT INTRODUCTION  27
1     The History of the Discipline  30
2      A Critique of the Historical Critical Introduction  39
3      Old Testament Introduction and the Canon  41
II         THE PROBLEM OF THE CANON  46
1     Terminology  49
2      The Traditional View of the Canon and its Demise  51
3      The Nineteenth-century Historical Consensus and its Erosion  52
4       The Search for a New Consensus  54
5       A New Attempt at Understanding the Canon  57
6       The Relation between the Literary and Canonical Histories  60
7       A Sketch of the Development of the Hebrew Canon  62
8       Summary and Implications  67
III        CANON AND CRITICISM  69
1     Exegesis in a Canonical Context  72
2      The Canonical Approach Contrasted with Others  74
3      The Final Form of the Text and its Prehistory  75
4       The Canonical Process and the Shaping of Scripture  77
 5     Scripture and Tradition  80
6     Canon and Interpretation  82
I            TEXT AND CANON  84
1     The Nature of the Problem  88
2      History of the Discipline 89
3      The Goals of Old Testament Textual Criticism  92
4       Canon and Text 94
5       Goal and Method of a Canonical Approach to Text Criticism 96
6       Masoretic Text and Canonical Text  100
7       The Pre-stabilization Period in Old Testament Textual History  101
8       The Text-critical Task  103
PART TWO  
THE PENTATEUCH  
II        INTRODUCTION TO THE PENTATEUCH  109
1     The History of Modern Critical Research  112
2      The Present State of Critical Debate on the Pentateuch  119
3      The Canonical Shape of the Pentateuch  127
III        GENESIS  136
1     Historical Critical Problems  140
2      The Canonical Shape of Genesis  145
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  157
IV             EXODUS  161
1     Historical Critical Problems  164
2      The Canonical Shape of Exodus  170
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  176
V                LEVITICUS  180
1     Historical Critical Problems  182
2      The Canonical Shape of Leviticus  184
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  187
VI       NUMBERS  190
1 Historical Critical Problems  192
2  The Canonical Shape of Numbers  194
3  Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  199
I         DEUTERONOMY  202
1     Historical Critical Problems  204
2      The Canonical Shape of Deuteronomy  211
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  224
PART THREE  
THE FORMER PROPHETS  
II                INTRODUCTION TO THE FORMER PROPHETS  229
1     Introduction to the Historical Critical Problems  230
2      The Canonical Shape of the Former Prophets  232
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  236
III             JOSHUA  239
1     Historical Critical Problems  241
2      The Canonical Shape of Joshua  244
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  252
IV             JUDGES  254
1     Historical Critical Problems 256
2      The Canonical Shape of Judges  258
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  261
V                SAMUEL  263
1     Historical Critical Problems  266
2      The Canonical Shape of Samuel  271
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications 278
VI            KINGS  281
1     Historical Critical Problems  285
2      The Canonical Shape of Kings  287
3      The Problem of Chronology in the Books of Kings  294
4      Hermeneutical Implications of Canonical Shaping  300
PART FOUR  
THE LATTER PROPHETS  
I                     INTRODUCTION TO THE LATTER  
PROPHETS  305
II                      ISAIAH  311
1     The Historical Approach to the Book of Isaiah  316
2      The Canonical Shape of the Book of Isaiah  325
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  336
III                   JEREMIAH  339
1     Historical Critical Problems  342
2      The Canonical Shape of Jeremiah 347
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  353
IV             EZEKIEL  355
1     Historical Critical Problems  357
2      The Canonical Shape of Ezekiel 360
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  371
THE BOOK OF THE TWELVE  
V             HOSEA  373
1     Historical Critical Problems  374
2      The Canonical Shape of Hosea  377
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  383
VI             JOEL  385
1     Historical Critical Problems  386
2      The Canonical Shape of Joel  389
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  392
VII                AMOS  395
1     Historical Critical Problems  397
2      The Canonical Shape of Amos  399
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  409
VIII              OBADIAH  411
1   Historical Critical Problems  412
2    The Canonical Shape of Obadiah  414
3    'Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  415
I                             JONAH  417
1     Historical Critical Problems  419
2      The Canonical Shape of Jonah  421
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  426
II                       MICAH  428
1     Historical Critical Problems  429
2      The Canonical Shape of Micah  431
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  438
III                        NAHUM  440
1     Historical Critical Problems  441
2      The Canonical Shape of Nahum  443
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  445
IV                          HABAKKUK  447
1     Historical Critical Problems  448
2      The Canonical Shape of Habakkuk  451
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  454
V                                  ZEPHANIAH  457
1     Historical Critical Problems  458
2      The Canonical Shape of Zephaniah  459
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  461
VI                        HAGGAI  463
1     Historical Critical Problems  464
2      The Canonical Shape of Haggai  467
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  470
VII                  ZECHARIAH  472
1     Historical Critical Problems  474
2      The Canonical Shape of Zechariah  476
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  485
VIII                   MALACHI  488
1     Historical Critical Problems  489
2      The Canonical Shape of Malachi 491
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  497
PART FIVE  
THE WRITINGS  
I                               INTRODUCTION TO THE WRITINGS  501
II                           THE PSALMS  504
1     The Impact of the Critical Approach on the Psalter  508
2      The Canonical Shape of the Psalter  511
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  522
III                         JOB  526
1     The Present Impasse in the Study of Job  528
2     The Canonical Shape of the Book of Job  533
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  543
IV                          PROVERBS  545
1     Historical Critical Problems 547
2      The Canonical Shape of Proverbs  551
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  557
V                               RUTH  560
1     Historical Critical Problems  561
2      The Canonical Shape of the Book of Ruth  564
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  567
VI                            SONG OF SONGS 569
1     Historical Critical Problems  571
2      The Canonical Shape of the Song of Songs  573
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  578
VII                            ECCLESIASTES  580
1     Historical Critical Problems  581
2      The Canonical Shape of Ecclesiastes  583
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  588
VIII                        LAMENTATIONS  590
1     Historical Critical Problems  591
2      The Canonical Shape of Lamentations  593
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  596
ESTHER  598
1     Historical Critical Problems  599
2      The Canonical Shape of the Book of Esther  603
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  606
XU DANIEL  608
1     Historical Critical Problems  611
2      The Canonical Shape of the Book of Daniel  613
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  621
XLII EZRA AND NEHEMIAH  624
1     Historical Critical Problems  626
2      The Canonical Shape of Ezra-Nehemiah  630
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  637
XLII I CHRONICLES  639
1     Historical Critical Problems  641
2      The Canonical Shape of Chronicles  643
3      Theological and Hermeneutical Implications  654
PART SIX  
CONCLUSION  
XLIV THE HEBREW SCRIPTURES AND THE CHRISTIAN BIBLE 659
Index of Authors 672