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Israel's Prophetic Tradition : Essays in Honour of Peter R. Ackroyd

Richard J. Coggins · Anthony Phillips · Michael A. Knibb

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1. Prophecy in the ancient Near East Helmer Ringgren 2. The origins of prophecy in Israel J. R. Porter 3. Three classical prophets: Amos, Hosea and Micah A. S. Van Der Woude 4. The Isaiah tradition John Eaton 5. An alternative prophetic tradition? Richard Coggins 6. Visionary experience in Jeremiah Walter Zimmerli 7. The Ezekiel tradition: prophecy in a time of crisis R. E. Clements 8. The prophets of the restoration Rex Mason 9. Prophecy and the emergence of the Jewish apocalypses Michael A. Knibb 10. Prophecy and wisdom R. N. Whybray 11. Prophecy and the cult Robert Murray 11. Prophecy and Law Anthony Phillips 12. A change of emphasis in the study of the prophets John F. A. Sawyer 13. Martin Buber and the interpretation of the prophets Ulrich E. Simon.

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