Two Old Testament theologies : a comparative evaluation of the contributions of Eichrodt and von Rad to our understanding of

VG, sewn, in orig. white wrapper. the nature of Old Testament theology. xii, 127 p.; 21.5 cm. (Studies in biblical theology. Second series ; 30) Contents: Preface -- Select bibliography -- Abbreviations -- I Introduction: 1 Eichrodt, 2 Von Rad -- II Eichrodt's theology: covenant. 1 the importance ofcovenant for Eichrodt's Theology, 2 the meaning of covenant in Eichrodt's Theology, 3 how early was the Sinaitic covenant?, 4 how many covenants?, conclusions -- III Von Rad's theology: Heilsgeschichte. 1 the meaning of Heilsgeschichte for von Rad, 2 the functions of Heilsgeschichte in von Rad's theology (a) Old Testament theology should be restricted to the Heilsgeschichte, (b) the uniqueness of the Heilsgeschichte, (c) the problem of Heilsgeschichte, history and modern historiography, (d) Heilsgeschichte and the prophets, (e) Heilsgeschichte and the New Testament, conclusions -- IV Comparative issues: 1 Old Testament theology and the Old Testament, 2 Old Testamenttheology and the New Testament, 3 Old Testament theology and the uniqueness of the Old Testament, 4 Old Testament theology and the unity of the Old Testament, 5 Old Testament theology and the concept of revelation - - V Conclusions -- Notes -- Index of authors -- Index of subjects. 1st US edition. Binding is Paperbound.…