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Where is God? : divine absence in the Hebrew Bible / Joel S. Burnett

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Minneapolis : Fortress Press, [2010] Description: xvi, 287 pages ; 24 cmISBN:
  • 9780800662974
  • 0800662970
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BS1171.3 .B87 2010
Contents:
Introduction: Divine absence and the spatial conception of divine-human relationships -- Part I: Relational worlds. Knowing God in the Hebrew Bible -- Known by God in biblical personal names -- God and Israel in the Hebrew Bible : origins of the relationship -- Part II: Boundaries of divine presence and absence in the world. Cosmic and terrestrial realms of divine presence and absence -- Wisdom literature : the search for divine presence -- Seeking divine presence in worship -- Part III: The center of divine presence and absence on earth. Jerusalem before and after the exile : historical narrative and prophetic vision -- Conclusion: Divine absence and the relational God of this world
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Joshua & Timothy School of Theology Library (JTSOT) General Circulation Non-fiction BS1171.3 .B87 2010 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 067300
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 239-269) and indexes

Introduction: Divine absence and the spatial conception of divine-human relationships -- Part I: Relational worlds. Knowing God in the Hebrew Bible -- Known by God in biblical personal names -- God and Israel in the Hebrew Bible : origins of the relationship -- Part II: Boundaries of divine presence and absence in the world. Cosmic and terrestrial realms of divine presence and absence -- Wisdom literature : the search for divine presence -- Seeking divine presence in worship -- Part III: The center of divine presence and absence on earth. Jerusalem before and after the exile : historical narrative and prophetic vision -- Conclusion: Divine absence and the relational God of this world

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