Old Testament Theology: Its History and Development

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Westminster John Knox Press, Jan 1, 1985 - Religion - 290 pages

John Hayes and Frederick Prussner offer a thorough study covering the history, methodologies, and difficulties that are associated with the writing of Old Testament theology. Their impressive work features comprehensive history, summaries, contemporary issues, comparative evaluations, recent developments, and individual sections on more than fifty theologians and Old Testament scholars. Provides insights to the related issues of neo-orthodoxy, archaeology, philosophy, the church, and culture.

 

Contents

THE EARLIEST DEVELOPMENTS
1
The Place of the Bible in Protestant Scholasticism
8
The Origin of ProofText Theologies
15
Radical Interpretation of the Old Testament
23
Theological Options in the Period
34
OLD TESTAMENT THEOLOGY
73
THE REBIRTH OF OLD TESTAMENT THEOLOGY
143
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS
219
Gerhard von Rad
233
The Reevaluation of Features of the Biblical Theology
239
The Recent Quest for an Adequate Theology
245
Continuing and Contemporary Issues in Old Testament Theology
254
Subject Index
281
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About the author (1985)

Frederick Prussner was Professor of Old Testament at Candler School of Theology, Emory University, in Altanta, Georgia.

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