Genesis: a commentary / Gerhard von Rad ; [Original translation from the German by John H. Marks].
Language: English Original language: German Series: Old Testament libraryPublication details: Philadelphia : Westminster Press, ©1972.Edition: Rev. edDescription: 440 pages ; 23 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0664209572
- 9780664209575
- 9780664227456
- 0664227457
- Erste Buch Mose. English (Marks)
- 222/.11/077
- BS1235.3 .R313 1972
- 11.41
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BS 1235.3 .K47 1967 Genesis: an introduction and commentary, | BS 1235.3 .M37 2005 Genesis 11:27-50:26 / | BS 1235.3 .M67 The Genesis record : a scientific and devotional commentary on the book of beginnings / | BS 1235.3 .R313 1972 Genesis: a commentary / | BS 1235.3 .S33 1970 Understanding Genesis. | BS 1235.3 .W48 Genesis / | BS 1235.3 .Y63 1991 The book of Genesis : an introductory commentary / |
Translation of Das erste Buch Mose: Genesis, v. 2-4 of Das Alte Testament deutsch. Text revised on the basis of the 9th German ed., 1972.
Includes bibliographical references.
Introduction -- The biblical primeval history -- The biblical patriarchal history.
This book makes available to English-speaking students a work that in the original German has achieved the status of a theological classic. This revised edition contains the extensive changes prepared by the author before his death. The introduction has been largely rewritten and the early chapters of the commentary have been reworked with equal thoroughness. Parts 1 and 2 have been entirely reset, and minor alterations have been made in part 3. Professor von Rad has utilized the results of literary criticism and form criticism in producing a commentary that is exegetical, historical, and above all, theological. In every phase of the panoramic pageant the reader sees the God of Israel reaffirming the terms of his covenant and working out his great historical purposes in spite of, and even through, the disobedient acts of willful, headstrong men. - Jacket flap.
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