The little book of biblical justice
Subtitle: a fresh approach to the Bible's teachings on justice
By: Chris Marshall.
Publisher: Good Books
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Intercourse, PA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 74
Subjects: Justice -- Biblical teaching.
Table of contents: title: What is justice?; title: The justice paradox; title: Key conceptual components; title: The Bible's contribution; title: Justice in the biblical worldview; title: A central theme; title: A complex of related ideas; title: Shalom; title: Covenant; title: Torah; title: Deed-consequence; title: Atonement-forgiveness; title: The contours of biblical justice; title: An attribute of God; title: An emulation of God; title: An object of hope; title: A primary obligation; title: A commitment to action; title: A relational reality; title: A partiality for the disadvantaged; title: A restorative activity; title: Jesus and justice; title: A mission of justice; title: A kingdom not of this world?; title: A twofold strategy; title: A rejection of social discrimination; title: A critique of economic injustice; title: A mistrust of institutional power; title: A repudiation of war and violence; title: Death and resurrection.