Two Hebrew prophets
Subtitle: studies in Hosea and Ezekiel
By: by H. Wheeler Robinson
Publisher: Lutterworth Press
Published: 1948
Place of publication: London and Redhill
Language: eng
Number of pages: 125
Subjects: Criticism, interpretation; Bible
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: I. The cross of Hosea; title: 1. The marriage of Hosea; title: The actual events; title: The application to religion; title: The higher anthropomorphism; title: The passibility of God; title: The relation to historical revelation; title: 2. The inwardness of sin; title: Hosea's personal experience of moral evil; title: The social environment of sin; title: The inner alienation; title: The atrophy of the will; title: Sin against the background of grace; title: 3. The victory of grace; title: The initiative of grace; title: The redemptive work of grace; title: The discipline of grace; title: The response of grace; title: II. The visions of Ezekiel; title: 1. Historical background and literary criticism; title: Politics and religion; title: The problems of the book and some attempted solutions; title: Ezekiel prophet of Judah and Babylon; title: 2. The prophetic consciousness of Ezekiel; title: The two calls; title: The symbolic acts; title: The hands and the Spirit of Jahweh; title: The prophet and the priest; title: 3. The theology of Ezekiel; title: The honour of God; title: The sin of idolatry; title: Individual retribution; title: Regeneration; title: 4. Israel and the nations; title: The judgment on Israel; title: The judgment on the nations; title: The restoration of Israel.