The topic of Old Testament covenant has been a long-standing focus of many of Ernest Nicholson's publications, and it is wholly appropriate that it should serve as a framework for this collection. The essays explore this topic from a variety of perspectives: literary, exegetical, historical, religious, and theological, and demonstrate its continuing vitality as a basis for original work in Old Testament study. The contributions include a substantial evaluation of Ernest Nicholson's writings.
The topic of Old Testament covenant has been a long-standing focus of many of Ernest Nicholson's publications, and it is wholly appropriate that it should serve as a framework for this collection. The essays explore this topic from a variety of perspectives: literary, exegetical, historical, religious, and theological, and demonstrate its continuing vitality as a basis for original work in Old Testament study. The contributions include a substantial evaluation of Ernest Nicholson's writings.
A. D. H. Mayes is Erasmus Smith's Professor of Hebrew, Trinity College, Dublin R. B. Salters was formerly Senior Lecturer in Hebrew and Old Testament, University of St Andrews
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* 1: Bertil Albrektson: A Disputed Sense in a Covenant Context: On the Interpretation of Genesis 15:6 * 2: James Barr: Reflections on the Covenant with Noah * 3: John Barton: Covenant in Old Testament Theology * 4: R. E. Clements: The Davidic Covenant in the Isaiah Tradition * 5: G. I. Davies: Covenant, Oath, and the Composition of the Pentateuch * 6: John Day: Why does God 'Establish' rather than 'Cut' Covenants in the Priestly Source? * 7: K. J. Dell: Covenant and Creation in Relationship * 8: Michael Fishbane: Canonical Text, Covenantal Communities, and the Patterns of Exegetical Culture: Reflections on the Past Century * 9: R. P. Gordon: Gibeonite Ruse and Israelite Curse in Joshua 9 * 10: William Horbury: Moses and the Covenant in the Assumption of Moses and the Pentateuch * 11: William Johnstone: Recounting the Tetrateuch * 12: Otto Kaiser: Covenant and Law in Ben Sira * 13: William McKane: The Middle of the Old Testament * 14: A. D. H. Mayes: The Covenant People: Max Weber and the Historical Understanding of Ancient Israel * 15: P. D. Miller: The Story of the First Commandment - The Book of Joshua * 16: D. J. Reimer: An Overlooked Item in Old Testament Theology - Perhaps * 17: R. B. Salters: Yahweh and his People in Lamentations * 18: Rudolf Smend: 'The Idea of Covenant has its History': On the Life and Work of Otto Prochsch (1874-1947) * 19: H. G. M. Williamson: Isaiah 1 and the Covenant Lawsuit
* 1: Bertil Albrektson: A Disputed Sense in a Covenant Context: On the Interpretation of Genesis 15:6 * 2: James Barr: Reflections on the Covenant with Noah * 3: John Barton: Covenant in Old Testament Theology * 4: R. E. Clements: The Davidic Covenant in the Isaiah Tradition * 5: G. I. Davies: Covenant, Oath, and the Composition of the Pentateuch * 6: John Day: Why does God 'Establish' rather than 'Cut' Covenants in the Priestly Source? * 7: K. J. Dell: Covenant and Creation in Relationship * 8: Michael Fishbane: Canonical Text, Covenantal Communities, and the Patterns of Exegetical Culture: Reflections on the Past Century * 9: R. P. Gordon: Gibeonite Ruse and Israelite Curse in Joshua 9 * 10: William Horbury: Moses and the Covenant in the Assumption of Moses and the Pentateuch * 11: William Johnstone: Recounting the Tetrateuch * 12: Otto Kaiser: Covenant and Law in Ben Sira * 13: William McKane: The Middle of the Old Testament * 14: A. D. H. Mayes: The Covenant People: Max Weber and the Historical Understanding of Ancient Israel * 15: P. D. Miller: The Story of the First Commandment - The Book of Joshua * 16: D. J. Reimer: An Overlooked Item in Old Testament Theology - Perhaps * 17: R. B. Salters: Yahweh and his People in Lamentations * 18: Rudolf Smend: 'The Idea of Covenant has its History': On the Life and Work of Otto Prochsch (1874-1947) * 19: H. G. M. Williamson: Isaiah 1 and the Covenant Lawsuit
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