Hopeful imagination: : prophetic voices in exile / Walter BRUEGGEMANN.
Publication details: Philadelphia : Fortress Press, 1986.Edition: 1stDescription: 146 pages ; 22 cmISBN:- 0800619250
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| 224.98077/BAR Zechariah | 224.98077/UNG Zechariah | 224.9906/OBR Priest and Levite in Malachi / | 224BRU Hopeful imagination: : | 225 CON An outline of the theology of the New Testament | 225.014/MOU The challenge of the concordance : | 225.06/EHR The Orthodox corruption of scripture : |
a/c 572112. Contents: Part 1. Only grief permits newness. 1. Jeremiah-designed for conflict. 2. "Because no one cares" (Jer. 30:12-17) Part 2. Only Holiness gives hope. 3 Ezekiel-tough and submissive. 4. "For the sake of my Holy Name" (Ezek. 36:22-32) Part 3. Only memory allows possibility. 5. Second Isaiah-homecoming to a new home. 6. "Sing, O Barren One" (Isa. 54: 1-17) Includes bibliographical references and notes.
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