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Job : a new translation /
This revelatory new translation of Job by one of the world's leading biblical scholars will reshape the way we read this canonical text The book of Job has often been called the greatest poem ever written. The book, in Edward Greenstein's characterization, is "a Wunderkind, a genius e...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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New Haven ; London :
Yale University Press,
[2019]
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Preface
- A note on the transcription of Hebrew and other Semitic languages
- A note on (not) translating the names of God
- Introduction
- JOB. Prologue (1:1-2:13)
- Job's opening discourse (3:1-26; 4:12-21)
- Eliphaz's first discourse (4:1-11; 5:1-27)
- Job's response to Eliphaz (6:1-7:21)
- Bildad's first discourse (8:1-22)
- Job's response to Bildad (9:1-10:22)
- Zophar's first discourse (11:1-20)
- Job's response to Zophar (12:1-14:22)
- Eliphaz's second discourse (15:1-35)
- Job's response to Eliphaz (16:1-17:16)
- Bildad's second discourse (18:1-21)
- Job's response to Bildad (19:1-29)
- Zophar's second discourse (20:1-29)
- Job's response to Zophar (21:1-34)
- Eliphaz's third discourse (22:1-30)
- Job's response to Eliphaz (23:1-24:17, 24:25)
- A secondary response to Job (24:18-24)
- Bildad's third discourse (25:1-26:14)
- Job's response to Bildad (27:1-23)
- Job's closing discourse (29:1-31:40)
- Elihu's first discourse (32:1-33:33)
- Elihu's second discourse (34:1-37)
- Elihu's third discourse (35:1-16)
- Elihu's fourth discourse (36:1-37:24; 28:1-28)
- The Deity's first discourse (38:1-39:30)
- Job's response to the Deity (40:1-5)
- The Deity's second discourse (40:6-41:26)
- Job's response to the Deity (42:1-6)
- Epilogue (42:7-17)
- References and select bibliography
- Index.