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Word Biblical Commentary Volume 31 ; Hosea-Jonah (Trawas)

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Word biblical commentary, v. 31

No. Panggil

K 220. 77

Penerbit

Waco : Word books publishrs., 1987

Deskripsi Fisik

xlv, 537 pages ; 24 cm.

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English

ISBN/ISSN

0849902355

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Tipe Isi

Commentary

Tipe Media

unmediated

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volume

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BIBLE -- COMMENTARIES
Bible -- Hosea -- Commentaries

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Hosea Bibliography Introduction Hosea and the covenant The basic message of Hosea Form, structure, and style The isolation of poetry in Hosea The historical setting Hosea the prophet and his family Hosea's audience The text of Hosea Unity and integrity Assumptions about dates Some notable vocabulary Pericope divisions in Hosea Translation and commentary The title and the time (1:1) The children's names presage judgment (1:2-9) Israel's restoration in Jezreel's great day (2:1-3[1:10 2:1]) Divorce proceedings with a surprise ending (2:4-17 [2-15]) Images of restoration (2:18-25 [16-23]) Israel loved and therefore chastened (3:1-5) Yahweh's case against Israel (4:1-19) An unclean people summoned to judgment (5:1-7) Wrath, return, restoration (5:8-7:1a) Ephraim mixed up among the nations (7:1a-16) Israel reaps the storm for its sin (8:1-14) From festival days to punishment days (9:1-9) Ephraim rejected, exiled, unloved (9:10-17) The end of cult, king, and capital (10:1-8) War against the wicked ones (10:9-15) Israel in and out of Egypt (11:1-11) Israel a deceiver (12:1 [11:12] 13:1) "I will destroy you, Israel" (13:2 14:1 [13:16]) A promise for the remnant that will return (14:2-9 [1-8]) Challenge to the wise reader (14:10 [9]) Joel Bibliography Introduction Joel's era Sructure Style Joel's message The text of Joel Previous scholarship in Joel Translation and commentary A simple title (1:1) A call to lament (1:2-20) Excursus: literal or figurative locusts? Sounding the alarm in Zion (2:1-17) Restoration and the outpouring of the spirit (2:18 3:5 [2:18-32]) Judgment against Israel's enemies (4:1-21 [3:1-21]) Amos Bibliography Introduction Amos' era The man Amos Amos' style The structure of the book Amos' message Previous research on Amos Translation and commentary The title and the time (1:1) Yahweh the lion sends desolation (1:2) Judgment for international and Israelite atrocities (1:3 2:16) Covenantal accountability (3:1-2) A list of inseparables (3:3-8) The annihilation of the opulent (3:9 4:3) Past punishments only a sampling (4:4-13) A lament for fallen Israel (5:1-17) The woeful day of Yahweh (5:18-27) The first shall be first (6:1-7) Complete defeat to come (6:8-14) Vision of doom and an official response (7:1 8:3) Hypocrisy: punishments fitting the crime (8:4-14) No escape from the Almighty's wrath (9:1-10) Restoration, rebuilding, replanting (9:11-15) Obadiah Bibliography Introduction Past scholarship on Obadiah Date Edom in biblical history Prophetic oracles against foreigh nations Authorship Text The message Translation and commentary Edom and the future of Israel (1-21) Jonah Bibliography Introduction Jonah the prophet Authorship Date and setting Canonization Message and Purpose Form and structure Style Unity and integrity Historicity Sources for the story Text The importance of Jonah 4:2 Translation and commentary Jonah rebels against Yahweh's revelation (1:1-3) Storm and sacrifice at sea (1:4-16) Jonah rescued by Yahweh's grace (2:1-11) A second beginning (3:1-3a) Preaching and repentance at Nineveh (3:3b-10) Excursus: The sign of Jonah (Matt 12:39-41; Luke 11:29-32) God teaches Jonah about anger and compassion (4:1-11)

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Ralph P. Martin, Douglas K. Stuart

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