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Anthropology of the Old Testament / Hans Walter Wolff ; translated by Margaret Kohl

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextLanguage: English Original language: German Publication details: Philadelphia, PA : Fortress Press, 1974Description: x, 293 p. ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 0800602986
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BS1199.M2  .W6413 1974
Contents:
Pt. 1: The being of man -- Needy man -- Man in his infirmity -- Man as he is empowered -- Reasonable man -- The life of the body -- The inner parts of the body -- The form of the body -- The nature of man -- Pt. 2: The time of man -- The Old Testament concept of time -- Creation and birth -- Life and death -- To be young and to grow old -- Waking and working -- Sleep and rest -- Sickness and healing -- The hope of man -- Pt. 3: The world of man -- God's image, the steward of the world -- Man and woman -- Parents and children -- Brothers, friends and enemies -- Masters and slaves -- The wise and the foolish (teachers and pupils) -- The individual and the community -- The destiny of man.
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Translation of : Anthropologie des Alten Testaments.

Pt. 1: The being of man -- Needy man -- Man in his infirmity -- Man as he is empowered -- Reasonable man -- The life of the body -- The inner parts of the body -- The form of the body -- The nature of man -- Pt. 2: The time of man -- The Old Testament concept of time -- Creation and birth -- Life and death -- To be young and to grow old -- Waking and working -- Sleep and rest -- Sickness and healing -- The hope of man -- Pt. 3: The world of man -- God's image, the steward of the world -- Man and woman -- Parents and children -- Brothers, friends and enemies -- Masters and slaves -- The wise and the foolish (teachers and pupils) -- The individual and the community -- The destiny of man.

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