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The Retributive And Suffering God Of The Book Of Jeremiah A Study Of Yhwhs Zabcomplaints Hkon Sunde Pedersen

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The Retributive And Suffering God Of The Book Of Jeremiah A Study Of Yhwhs Zabcomplaints Hkon Sunde Pedersen
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Publisher: Mohr Siebeck
File Extension: PDF
File size: 2.05 MB
Pages: 219
Author: Håkon Sunde Pedersen
ISBN: 9783161623318, 3161623312
Language: English
Year: 2023
Volume: 140

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The Retributive And Suffering God Of The Book Of Jeremiah A Study Of Yhwhs Zabcomplaints Hkon Sunde Pedersen by Håkon Sunde Pedersen 9783161623318, 3161623312 instant download after payment.

Portraits of YHWH as a retributive and a suffering God appear side by side in the book of Jeremiah. Not surprisingly, scholars usually emphasize the contrast and conflict between them. In addition to obvious differences, they also tend to feature in different types of literary material in the book; that is, in prose and poetry. Hakon Sunde Pedersen's study challenges the common view by offering a new interpretation of some of the portraits in which not only radical differences but points of unity and connection between them come to light. Based on these observations, the author suggests that the portraits' juxtaposition in the book may ultimately contribute to highlighting central theological concerns in the book in its present (MT) form.

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