| Título : | The wisdom of God in the book of Job : Studia Universitatis S. Thomae in Urbe | | Tipo de documento: | texto impreso | | Autores: | Zerafa, Peter Paul | | Editorial: | Barcelona [España] : Herder | | Fecha de publicación: | 1978 | | Número de páginas: | 282 | | Nota general: | <06665> | | Palabras clave: | JOB. | | Clasificación: | 223.1/Z74 | | Resumen: | CHAPTER ONE
THE COMPOSITION MEANING AND CHRONOLOGY
OF THE BOOK OF JOB
INTRODUCCION – 12
Two exegetical approaches to the O.T. books – 12
The proper exegetical approach to the book of job – 14
THE STRUCTURE OF THE BOOK OF JOB – 18
The dialogue and monologue – 18
The text in general – 18
The third cycle – 19
Unintentional disarrangement – 21
Intentional disarrangement – 23
A reconstruction – 28
The intervention of Yahweh – 29
The prologue and epilogue – 32
The speeches of elihu – 40
The hymn to wisdom – 46
A tentative explanation – 50
The meaning of the book of job – 54
The intention of the author – 54
The ancient – 60
The new figure of job – 65
The historial setbacks – 69
The temption motif – 69
The correction motif – 71
The punishment motif – 72
The historical successes – 73
The national implications of job´s drama - 78
THE CHRONOLOGY OF THE BOOK OF JOB – 84
A sample review of opinions – 84
The classic chronological indications – 85
The historical setting – 86
The doctrinal import – 88
The literary dependence – 90
The language – 91
The message as a chorological datum – 93
CONCLUSION – 95
CHAPTER TWO
THE TEXTS FEATURING GOD´S WISDOM
INTRODUCTION – 96
THE TERMINOLOGY – 97
THE TEXTS – 105
Jb 15,7.8 – 115
JB chapter 28 – 126
The structure of the Hymn – 130
The textual tradition -133
An evaluation – 15
Conclusion – 183
CHAPTER THREE
THE EMERGENCE OF A DIVINE WISDOM
INTRODUCTION – 185
WISDOM AND THE DEITY – 186
THE COMMON SKILL – 188
THE LITERARY WISDOM – 190
Expertise in the law – 190
The priestly torah – 191
The handlers of the torah – 196
Statesmanship – 201
The academic tradition – 203
The witnesses – 205
The time of jeremiah – 206
The time of Isaiah – 308
Before Isaiah – 211
The slow historical development – 214
The human wisdom – 224
The god given gift – 233
The dream – 233
The second wisdom narrative – 236
The divinization of academic wisdom – 239
The divine attribute and monopoly – 249
The texts – 249
Yahwet turns wise – 258
Conclusion – 263
Epilogue- 264
The Hebrew consonants in transliteration -268
The Hebrew vowels, combined with h, in transliteration – 268
The biblical books in contracted form – 268
Abbreviations – 270
Works cited - 271
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The wisdom of God in the book of Job : Studia Universitatis S. Thomae in Urbe [texto impreso] / Zerafa, Peter Paul . - Barcelona (España) : Herder, 1978 . - 282. <06665> | Palabras clave: | JOB. | | Clasificación: | 223.1/Z74 | | Resumen: | CHAPTER ONE
THE COMPOSITION MEANING AND CHRONOLOGY
OF THE BOOK OF JOB
INTRODUCCION – 12
Two exegetical approaches to the O.T. books – 12
The proper exegetical approach to the book of job – 14
THE STRUCTURE OF THE BOOK OF JOB – 18
The dialogue and monologue – 18
The text in general – 18
The third cycle – 19
Unintentional disarrangement – 21
Intentional disarrangement – 23
A reconstruction – 28
The intervention of Yahweh – 29
The prologue and epilogue – 32
The speeches of elihu – 40
The hymn to wisdom – 46
A tentative explanation – 50
The meaning of the book of job – 54
The intention of the author – 54
The ancient – 60
The new figure of job – 65
The historial setbacks – 69
The temption motif – 69
The correction motif – 71
The punishment motif – 72
The historical successes – 73
The national implications of job´s drama - 78
THE CHRONOLOGY OF THE BOOK OF JOB – 84
A sample review of opinions – 84
The classic chronological indications – 85
The historical setting – 86
The doctrinal import – 88
The literary dependence – 90
The language – 91
The message as a chorological datum – 93
CONCLUSION – 95
CHAPTER TWO
THE TEXTS FEATURING GOD´S WISDOM
INTRODUCTION – 96
THE TERMINOLOGY – 97
THE TEXTS – 105
Jb 15,7.8 – 115
JB chapter 28 – 126
The structure of the Hymn – 130
The textual tradition -133
An evaluation – 15
Conclusion – 183
CHAPTER THREE
THE EMERGENCE OF A DIVINE WISDOM
INTRODUCTION – 185
WISDOM AND THE DEITY – 186
THE COMMON SKILL – 188
THE LITERARY WISDOM – 190
Expertise in the law – 190
The priestly torah – 191
The handlers of the torah – 196
Statesmanship – 201
The academic tradition – 203
The witnesses – 205
The time of jeremiah – 206
The time of Isaiah – 308
Before Isaiah – 211
The slow historical development – 214
The human wisdom – 224
The god given gift – 233
The dream – 233
The second wisdom narrative – 236
The divinization of academic wisdom – 239
The divine attribute and monopoly – 249
The texts – 249
Yahwet turns wise – 258
Conclusion – 263
Epilogue- 264
The Hebrew consonants in transliteration -268
The Hebrew vowels, combined with h, in transliteration – 268
The biblical books in contracted form – 268
Abbreviations – 270
Works cited - 271
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