Interpreting the Psalms
Subtitle: issues and approaches
By: edited by Philip S. Johnston and David G. Firth.
Contributors: Firth, David G.; Johnston, Philip, 1954-
Publisher: Apollos
Published: 2005
Place of publication: Leicester
Language: eng
Number of pages: 332
Subjects: Bible. -- O.T. -- Psalms -- Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. [303]-332).
Table of contents: value: The Psalms in current study / David M. Howard, Jr.; value: The Psalms and Ancient Near Eastern prayer genres / Tremper Longman III; value: The Psalms and distress / Philip S. Johnston; value: The Psalms and praise / James Hely Hutchinson; value: The Psalms and the king / Jamie A. Grant; value: The Psalms and the cult / Jerome F. D. Creach; value: The Psalms and cult symbolism: the case of the cherubim-ark / Craig C. Broyles; value: The teaching of the Psalms / David G. Firth; value: The ethics of the Psalms / Gordon J. Wenham; value: Body idioms and the psalms / Andy L. Warren-Rothlin; value: Torah-meditation and the Psalms: the invitation of Psalm 1 / Michael LeFebvre; value: The structure of the Psalter / Gerald H. Wilson; value: Qumran and the Psalms / Dwight D. Swanson; value: The evangelists and the Psalms / Dale A. Brueggemann; value: The targum of Psalms / Timothy M. Edwards.