
Prayer in the Hebrew Bible
by Balentine, Samuel E.-
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Summary
Table of Contents
Editor's Foreword | |
Preface | |
Abbreviations | |
The Subject and the Interpreter | p. 1 |
The Context of the Church | p. 3 |
The Context of the Academy | p. 6 |
The Method | p. 13 |
Previous Studies: Comparative Religion and Form Criticism | p. 13 |
The Present Approach: Literary and Theological Functions | p. 18 |
In the Beginning God | p. 33 |
God's Relatedness to Humanity | p. 34 |
God's Relatedness to the World | p. 38 |
Prayer and the Depiction of Character | p. 48 |
Prayer as a Means of Confirming Status | p. 50 |
Prayer as a Means of Caricature | p. 64 |
The Temple as a House of Prayer | p. 80 |
Prayer and the Characterization of God | p. 89 |
Prayers for Divine Intervention | p. 91 |
Prayers of Penitence | p. 103 |
Prayers for Divine Justice | p. 118 |
Three Basic Features | p. 120 |
Examples of Prayers for Justice | p. 123 |
Prayer as a Vehicle of Theodicy | p. 139 |
The Lament Tradition: Holding to God against God | p. 146 |
Jeremiah's Confessions | p. 150 |
Job | p. 168 |
Habakkuk | p. 183 |
Perspectives on Theodicy in the Hebrew Bible | p. 189 |
Praise That Makes Sense | p. 199 |
The Baruk Sentences | p. 203 |
Extended Hymnic Pieces in Narrative Contexts | p. 213 |
Prayer in the Theology of the Hebrew Bible | p. 225 |
The Neglect of the Subject "Prayer" in the Theology of the Hebrew Bible | p. 225 |
Retrospect and Prospect: The Need for a Study of the Study | p. 246 |
The Theology in Hebraic Prayer | p. 260 |
The Divine-Human Relationship Is Fundamentally Dialogical | p. 261 |
Prayer's Portrait of God | p. 264 |
Prayer's Portrait of Humanity | p. 267 |
Prayer as a Constitutive Act of Faith | p. 268 |
House of Prayer or Den of Robbers? | |
A Summons to the Church | p. 272 |
Keeping The Community in God | p. 273 |
Keeping God in the Community | p. 284 |
Index of Modern Authors | p. 297 |
Index of Scripture References | p. 302 |
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