The Concept of Biblical Theology: An Old Testament Perspective

accepted actual already appears approach argued argument aspects authority Barth basis Bible biblical theology canon central century certainly chapter Childs Christian church clear common concept connection consider continue course covenant direction discussion distinction doctrinal dogmatic earlier effect Eichrodt elements emphasis entire essential example exegesis existence expressed fact faith give Greek hand Hebrew Hebrew Bible historical criticism history of religion human idea implied important interest interpretation Israel Jesus Jewish Judaism kind later least material matter means mentioned method namely natural theology objective Old Testament theology original particular passages perhaps philosophy position possible present principle problems question reason reference relation religious remains respect revelation scholars scholarship scripture seems seen sense sort sources story suggest taken term theologians thing thought tradition true understanding whole writes