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Essential books for the serious student of the Old Testament... It's scarcely possible to read von Rad without having the understanding * enjoyment of the Old Testament greatly increased. No serious student of the Bible at the level of theological student or minister can afford not to read him'--Theology 'A work of commanding range and penetration...The skilful translation has made von Rad's book accessible to a greatly enlarged circle of readers. This, the most distinctive of modern Old Testament Theologies, has already exercised & will continue to exercise a profound influence on the study of the Old Testament'--The Expository Times Until his death, Gerhard von Rad was Professor of Old Testament in the University of Heidelberg. Vol 1: The theology of Israel's historical traditions, 495 p. Vol 2: The theology of Israel's prophetic traditions, 482 p.
- Author
- Gerhard von Rad; D. M. G. Stalker
- Publisher
- Harper & Row, Publishers (NY/Evanston)
- Published
- 1967
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780050011393
- Subjects
- Christian, Religion, Bible
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