When prayer takes place : forays into a biblical world /

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Janzen, J. Gerald, 1932- (Autor)
Otros Autores: Miller, Patrick D. (Editor ), Strawn, Brent A. (Editor )
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Cambridge, United Kingdom : James Clarke & Co, 2017.
Temas:
Prayer > Biblical teaching.
Prière > Enseignement biblique.
RELIGION > Christian Theology > General.
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Part I: Orienting Ourselves in the Biblical World. ". . . and the Bush Was Not Consumed"Addenda
  • What's in a Name? "Yahweh" in Exodus 3 and the Wider Biblical Context
  • Names and Their Meanings
  • The Name "Yahweh" and Its Meaning for Israel
  • The Name and Its Meaning for Existence Today
  • What Does the Priestly Blessing Do?
  • The Priestly Blessing and God's Blessing in Creation
  • The Vocabulary of P and the Priestly Blessing
  • Cosmos, Tabernacle, and the Priestly Blessing
  • Praying in the Space God Creates for the World
  • Making Space
  • The Memra
  • Space for God
  • Praying in the Space
  • Part II: Forays into a Biblical World. Prayer as Self-Address: The Case of Hannah
  • Comfort: God's and the Self's
  • Self-Encouragement in the Worship of God
  • siah: The Means of Self-Encouragement
  • Hannah's Meditation and Self-Address
  • The Root skl and the Soul Bereaved in Psalm 35
  • skl as Maternal Bereavement
  • Compassion Requited and Unrequited
  • Suffering the Loss of Matrixal Connections: A Psychological Perspective
  • Rage and the Bitterness of Unrequited Compassion
  • As God Is My Witness: Another Look at Psalm 12:6
  • What, Precisely, Does God Promise the Psalmist?
  • Another Look at the Language of the Promise
  • God's Promise and Job's Hope-Against-Hope in Job 16:19
  • "And Not We Ourselves": Psalm 100:3 and the Eschatological Reign of God
  • Is "Not We Ourselves" Grammatical Hebrew?
  • The Range of Variation in a Stock Expression
  • But Why the Need to Disavow Self-Creation?
  • On Divine and Human "Making"
  • The Verb ga'ah
  • Practical Atheism in Psalm(s) 9-10
  • More on the Self-Confident Claim, "I Won't Slip"
  • Recurring to Craigie's Remarks on Psalm 9-10
  • "And Not We Ourselves": Resolving the Conflict Drama in Psalms 93-99
  • Themes in Psalms 93-100 Bearing on Psalm 100:3
  • The Conflict Drama Resolved in Psalm 100:3
  • Is "Not We Ourselves" Palatable in Today's World?
  • Standing on the Promises of God: On the Thematic Resonance of "No Foothold"in Psalm 69
  • Thematic Ligatures in the Psalms
  • On the Social Significance of "Standing"
  • One's Standing in Others' Eyes
  • Standing in the Face of Reproach in Psalm 69
  • "Standing" as a Ligature throughout the Psalter
  • The Case of Jeremiah
  • Standing before God: The Case of Daniel
  • On Some Hebrew Expressions Involving the Verbs hazaq and 'ames
  • Standing before God: The Case of Habakkuk
  • Back to Psalm 69
  • A Last Word, then, on Psalm 69
  • A Belated Confession
  • The Verb ya'ames in Psalm 27:14: Who Is Strengthening Whom?
  • A Preliminary Review of the Hebrew Text in Psalm 27:14
  • The Verb 'ms in the Qal Stem
  • The Verb 'ms in the Piel Stem
  • The Verb 'ms in the Hithpael Stem
  • The Verb 'ms in the Hiphil Stem
  • Weighing the Pros and the Cons
  • The Special Case of the Verb 'rk in the Hiphil Stem
  • Final Assessment
  • A Brief Excursion to Psalm 27:8
  • Two Modern Afterwords to Psalm 27
  • Revisiting "Forever" in Psalm 23:6
  • Aspects of Experience "in God's House"
  • Experiencing Time, Mundane and Otherwise
  • Connotations of the Phrase, "Length of Days," and Its Cognates
  • On Some Axes of Affirmation Converging in Psalm 23:6b
  • Drawing Matters to a Conclusion
  • Addendum
  • Part III: The Standpoint of Two Prophets. Solidarity and Solitariness in Ancient Israel: The Case of Jeremiah
  • Eschatological Symbol and Existence in Habakkuk
  • From Despairing Complaint to Affirmation in Hope
  • On Existing Eschatologically within and for the Present Time
  • Part IV: An Interlude. Toward a Hermeneutics of Resonance: A Methodological Interlude between the Testaments
  • Richard B. Hays on Intertextual Resonance
  • Patrick D. Miller on Resonance
  • Samuel Taylor Coleridge on Resonance in the Nature of Things
  • Resonance and Alfred North Whitehead's Di-Polar Cosmology
  • Rupert Sheldrake on Morphic Resonance
  • Hans Loewald on Resonance in Nature and in Human Becoming
  • Resonance and The Disenchantment of Secular Discourse
  • Resonance between the Testaments in Proverbs 8 and Colossians 1
  • On Hymnic Resonance and Community Cohesion
  • Part V: New Testament Afterword. "Hid with Christ in God"
  • Praying to the Father Who Is "in Secret" (Matthew 6:6)
  • God's "Secret Place" as Temptation and as Reality"
  • "Your Life Is Hid with Christ in God"
  • Prayer in Romans 8 as the Nexus of the Solidarity of Heaven and Earth
  • Garrisoned in Prayer
  • A Postscript to Be Read in Retrospect
  • Faith as a Foothold "within the Veil": Afterwords in the Letter to the Hebrews
  • Faith as a Foothold on Things Hoped For
  • Reproach and "Standing" in Hebrews and in Psalm 69
  • Jesus as Son on the Throne / High Priest in the Tabernacle
  • Jesus as archegon kai teleioten of Faith(fulness)
  • Redeeming the Expression "Redeeming the Time"
  • Exagorazo in Classical Greek
  • Buying Time in Daniel
  • The Verb pa'am as a "Beating of Times"
  • Redeeming the Time in Ephesians 5:16
  • The Prayer of Empowerment in Ephesians 3:14-21 and the Empowering Vision in Daniel.

Ejemplares similares