Constructing and deconstructing power in Psalms 107-150
Machine generated contents note:1.0.Introduction to the Study --1.1.Book 5 in Recent Scholarship --1.2.Foreign Nations as the Enemies in the Psalter --1.3.Summary --2.0.Introduction --2.1.Cyrus and the Origins of an Empire --2.2.Timeless Attitudes in the Achaemenid Imperial Ideology --2.3.Disseminat...
| Summary: | Machine generated contents note:1.0.Introduction to the Study --1.1.Book 5 in Recent Scholarship --1.2.Foreign Nations as the Enemies in the Psalter --1.3.Summary --2.0.Introduction --2.1.Cyrus and the Origins of an Empire --2.2.Timeless Attitudes in the Achaemenid Imperial Ideology --2.3.Dissemination of Imperial Ideology --2.4.Conclusion --3.0.Introduction --3.1.Psalm 107 --3.2.Psalms 108-110: The Opening Davidic Collection --3.3.Hallel Psalms --3.4.Conclusion --4.0.Introduction --4.1.Psalms of Ascents --4.2.Psalm 137: Recalling the Power of Empire --4.3.Psalms within the Final Davidic Collection --4.4.Conclusion --5.0.Introduction --5.1.Chief Tenets of Zion Theology and the Notion of Power --5.2.Yahweh as the God of Heaven --5.3.Hand of Yahweh and the Nearness of God --5.4.Role of Zion in Book 5 --5.5.Psalm 143 and the Kingship of Yahweh --5.6.Conclusion --6.0.Introduction --6.1.Rejection of Human Power as the Source of Deliverance --6.2.Theology of the Poor in Book 5 --6.3.Conclusion: The Poor Servant and Its Implications --7.0.Introduction --7.1.Psalms 146-150: An Extension of Themes --7.2.Conclusion. |
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| Item Description: | Includes bibliographical references and indexes |
| ISBN: | 1589839749 |