Interpreting the prophetic tradition.
By: Introd. by Harry M. Orlinsky.
Contributors: Orlinsky, Harry Meyer, 1908- ed.
Series: The Goldenson lectures,; 1955-1966; Library of Biblical studies.
Publisher: Hebrew Union College Press
Published: 1969
Place of publication: Cinn. [i.e. Cincinnati]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 343
Subjects: Bible. O.T. Prophets.; Prophets.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: "Of a truth the Lord hath sent me": an inquiry into the source of the prophet's authority, by S. H. Blank.; title: The prophets: our concurrence and our dissent, by A. Cronbach.; title: The prophet in modern Hebrew literature, by J. B. Agus.; title: Prophets and philosophers: the scandal of prophecy, by L. H. Silberman.; title: The voice of prophecy in this satellite age, by E. F. Magnin.; title: The stone which the modern builders rejected, by L. A. Olan.; title: Samuel and the beginnings of the prophetic movement, by W. F. Albright.; title: Prophetic religion in an age of revolution, by L. I. Feuer.; title: The prophetic criticism of Israelite worship, by J. P. Hyatt.; title: The so-called "suffering servant" in Isaiah 53, by H. M. Orlinsky.; title: Jerusalem and the prophets, by R. De Vaux.; title: The changing image of the prophet in Jewish thought, by B. J. Bamberger.