Psalmody and poetry in Old Testament ethics

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Preface Abbreviations List of Contributors Part I - Introduction 1. Eckart Otto (Ludwig Maximilian University, Munich, Germany) Hebrew in Old Testament Scholarship 2. Jaco W Gericke (Northwest University, Vaal Triangle Campus, RSA) What is Good? Meta-Ethical Assumptions in the Psalms Concerning the Relation between Divinity and Morality Part II - Psalmody 3. Alphonso Groenewald (University of Pretoria, RSA) Way of 16 4. Phil J Botha (University of Pretoria, RSA) Psalm 34 and the of the Editors of the Psalter 5. Theodor Seidl (University of Wurzburg, Germany Research Associate, University of Pretoria) Who Stands Behind the ra in 50:16a? The Testimony of 50:16-22 6.Andrew Mein (Westcott House, Cambridge, UK) King's Justice? Early Modern Perspectives on the of 72 7. Johan Coetzee (University of Johannesburg, RSA) Bodily Interpretation of 104: Yahweh's History and Human 8. Liswaniso Kamuwanga (University of Pretoria, RSA) Ethics and Justice in an African Society 9. Emannuel O Usue (University of Pretoria and Benue State University Makurdi, igeria) Ethical and Theological Parallels Between Biblical Psalms and The NKST Indigenous Christian Songs 10. Samuel Ndoga (Baptist Theological College, Johannesburg, RSA) Psalm 133 as a Response to Xenophobic Attitudes in South Africa Today Part III - Poetry in Pentateuch and Prophets 11. Eckart Otto (Ludwig Maximilian University, Munich, Germany) Singing Moses: His Farewell Song in Deuteronomy 32 12. Willie Wessels (University of South Africa, Pretoria, RSA) Prophet and Ethics: a Study of Jeremiah 5:26-29 Index of References Index of Authors.

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