Prayer in the Hebrew Bible: The Drama of Divine-human DialogueFortress Press, 1993 - 311 من الصفحات Balentine has forged new categories of analysis beyond our old critical pigeonholes. In the end, he has shown that prayer is neither a marginal activity undertaken after intellectual analysis nor an act of piety to fend off critical study . . . These prayer texts have required and permitted much hard, disciplined work in the long traditioning process. Now they offer to us an act of communication and a special world that refuses the voicelessness of technical society. In this world of Israel's faithful prayer and prayerful faith, the heavens are not empty, and the earth need not be mute. |
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الصفحة 203
... bārûk sentences , which offer one of the earliest attestations of praise . These sentences explicitly ground praise in concrete reasons by the use of the relative pronoun ' ăšer ( i.e. , " Blessed be the LORD who ... " ; e.g. , Gen 24 ...
... bārûk sentences , which offer one of the earliest attestations of praise . These sentences explicitly ground praise in concrete reasons by the use of the relative pronoun ' ăšer ( i.e. , " Blessed be the LORD who ... " ; e.g. , Gen 24 ...
الصفحة 205
... bārûk sentences suggest that praise gradually evolves into a more liturgical response . Two of these occurrences are ... bārûk sentence : Blessed be the LORD , God of Israel , who spoke by mouth with my father David . ( v . 15 ) Blessed ...
... bārûk sentences suggest that praise gradually evolves into a more liturgical response . Two of these occurrences are ... bārûk sentence : Blessed be the LORD , God of Israel , who spoke by mouth with my father David . ( v . 15 ) Blessed ...
الصفحة 214
... bārûk sentences suggests that the practice of praise in Israel had the po- tential to move from private and personal devotion to God to formalized liturgical adoration . Such a movement is , of course , not a negative one . The praise ...
... bārûk sentences suggests that the practice of praise in Israel had the po- tential to move from private and personal devotion to God to formalized liturgical adoration . Such a movement is , of course , not a negative one . The praise ...
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The Method 13 33 | 13 |
In the Beginning God | 33 |
Prayer and the Depiction of Character | 48 |
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