Qoheleth : a Continental commentary

Norbert Lohfink · Sean McEvenue

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation Qur’anic Interpretation Studies Language, Linguistics, Cultural Analysis

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This new addition to the successful Continental Commentary series is a significant and fresh treatment of Qoheleth (or Ecclesiastes). A famed professor presents a startlingly new translation of this often perplexing book of the Old Testament. Lohfink also argues for a rather different interpretation of the book than one finds elsewhere. Rather than reading the book's perspective as depressing, lost, or cynical, he highlights the elements of joy and balance. The volume includes introduction, new translation, commentary, parallel passages, bibliography, and indexes.

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