This book is part of an exciting new commentary series published by Eerdmans. In essence, Genesis is two books in one. The first part is an exegetical commentary based on the Hebrew text. The second section is a reflection on the theology of the book and an account of its contribution to theology today.
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I was delighted to read by James McKeown's commentary on Genesis. I think his theological approach is original and important since it offers a much more interesting alternative than the old stale JPED approach, which in my opinion is too pedantic to ever be spiritually uplifting.It would be nice if more biblical scholars made the effort to stress the theological dimensions of the text in their commentaries. Mark sender12@aol.com
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Theological Horizons of Genesis, Von Rad, Theological Message of the Book, Old Testament, Near East, Van Zyl, Can We Believe Genesis Today, Table of Nations, The Suffering of God, Israel's God, Texts of Terror, Biblical Theology of Missions, The Significance of God's Image, Song of Songs, King David, Jesus Christ, Systematic Theology, Original Sin, The Genesis Flood, The Reclamation of Creation, The Lord of the Dreams, God of Abraham, Jacob's God, Hagar the Egyptian, The Latin Browse Sample Pages:
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Theological Horizons of Genesis, Von Rad, Theological Message of the Book, Old Testament, Near East, Van Zyl, Can We Believe Genesis Today, Table of Nations, The Suffering of God, Israel's God, Texts of Terror, Biblical Theology of Missions, The Significance of God's Image, Song of Songs, King David, Jesus Christ, Systematic Theology, Original Sin, The Genesis Flood, The Reclamation of Creation, The Lord of the Dreams, God of Abraham, Jacob's God, Hagar the Egyptian, The Latin Browse Sample Pages:
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