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Deep Calls to Deep : The Psalms in Dialogue amid Disruption / William P. Brown

By: Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Publication details: Nashville : Abingdon Press, 2021Description: xx, 464 p. ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 9781501858956
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BS1430.52  .B748 2021
Contents:
Introduction: From disruption to dialogue -- Part I. Torah. "In the beginning": a primordial dialogue -- The ancestors: Israel's strange beginnings -- The exodus: a parting of perspectives -- The wilderness: test, trust, and intransigence -- The living Tôrâ: for the love of "law" -- Part II. Prophets. The David dilemma: a legacy of ambivalence -- Establishing justice: prophetic and Psalmic -- Part III. Writings. Wisdom's works: sapiential and Psalmic -- Psalms at the table: talking two by two -- Part IV. Reflections. On biblical auctoritas: a dialogue -- Conclusion: personal and pedagogical reflections.
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Introduction: From disruption to dialogue -- Part I. Torah. "In the beginning": a primordial dialogue -- The ancestors: Israel's strange beginnings -- The exodus: a parting of perspectives -- The wilderness: test, trust, and intransigence -- The living Tôrâ: for the love of "law" -- Part II. Prophets. The David dilemma: a legacy of ambivalence -- Establishing justice: prophetic and Psalmic -- Part III. Writings. Wisdom's works: sapiential and Psalmic -- Psalms at the table: talking two by two -- Part IV. Reflections. On biblical auctoritas: a dialogue -- Conclusion: personal and pedagogical reflections.

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