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These studies on the prophetic texts from
the Hebrew Bible cover a wide range of
topics, challenging the reader to confront
the issues of faithfulness, responsibility,
and justice in an ever-changing world.
Brueggemann explores how these prophetic
traditions have the potential to continually
resonate in our contemporary communities and
individual lives. Rather than "dead words"
to kingdoms no longer in existence, the
Israelite and Judean prophets have an
enduring impact on how God challenges our
values, our perspectives—and our very
lives. Brueggemann has become well known for
providing fresh perspective on ancient
texts, always in conversation with great
thinkers and people of faith.
PublisherFortress Press
FormatPaperback
ISBN9780800632311
Dimensions6 x 9
Pages152
Publication DateMarch 1, 2000
Endorsements
"Widely published author Walter Brueggemann delves into ancient texts and contemporary consciousness, inviting the reader to rediscover these Scriptures and their radical implications. Perhaps not a comfortable read, but a challenging one nonetheless, from one of today's leading Old Testament theologians."
— The Other Side
Table of Contents
Editor's Foreword
Preface
Texts That Linger, Words That Explode
Rereading the Book of Isaiah
The Prophetic Word of God and History
The Baruch Connection
The Scandal and Liberty of Particularity
Always in the Shadow of the Empire
"Exodus" in the Plural
Abbreviations
Notes
Credits
Author Index
Scripture Index