J. W. John William Rogerson Bücher

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The book explores the origins and influence of Old Testament criticism, particularly its development in nineteenth-century Germany and its reception in England. It details the evolution of critical methods, starting with W. M. L. de Wette and the shift towards positive criticism. The author, John Rogerson, examines the intellectual exchanges between German and English scholars, highlighting the impact of philosophical contexts on the adaptation of critical ideas, especially the reinterpretation of Julius Wellhausen's theories in England. This work significantly contributes to the understanding of Old Testament scholarship and the history of ideas.

Focusing on the theological significance of the Old Testament, this revised edition highlights its role as a precursor to Christ. It emphasizes how understanding Old Testament theology enhances comprehension of the New Testament and deepens appreciation for divine revelation. The book features updated insights reflecting recent biblical scholarship and modern contexts, along with discussion topics and study questions, making it a valuable resource for both individual study and group discussions.

Exploring the intricate relationship between cultural memory and communication, this book delves into how shared memories shape human identity and social interactions. It examines the ways in which individuals and communities convey their histories and experiences, emphasizing the role of storytelling and collective remembrance in fostering a sense of belonging. Through various interdisciplinary perspectives, the work highlights the importance of understanding cultural memory in navigating contemporary human experiences and societal challenges.

O historii bible a geografie oblastí, v nichž se odehrávají události popsané v bibli.Zabývá se nejen kulturou z oblasti starověkého Izraele - Svaté země, ale také kulturami Asyřanů, Babyloňanů a Peršanů.