Hear, My Son
Subtitle: teaching and learning in Proverbs 1-9
By: Daniel J. Estes ; series editor, D. A. Carson
Series: New studies in biblical theology ; v. 4
Publisher: IVP Academic, an imprint of InterVarsity Press
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Downers Grove, IL
Language: eng
Format: E-book
ISBN-13: 9780830872008
Copyright date: 1997
Table of contents: title: Introduction.; title: Description of the study; title: Rationale for the study; title: 1. The worldview of Proverbs 1-9.; title: Creation : The universe is Yahweh's creation; title: Order: Yahweh is sovereignly controlling the world; title: Rationality: Yahweh's world is knowable, but also mysterious; title: Fear of Yahweh: Humans must reverence Yahweh in their lives; title: Conclusion; title: 2. Values for education.; title: Wisdom; title: Teachability; title: Righteousness; title: Life; title: Conclusion; title: 3. Goals for education.; title: Commitment; title: Character; title: Competence; title: Protection; title: Prosperity; title: Knowledge of God; title: Conclusion; title: 4. Curriculum for education.; title: Observation; title: Tradition; title: Revelation; title: Conclusion; title: 5. Process of instruction.; title: Address; title: Description; title: Condition with command; title: Command with reasons; title: Command with reasons and illustrations; title: Command with consequences; title: Command with rhetorical questions; title: Incentive; title: Invitation; title: Conclusion; title: 6. Role of the teacher.; title: The teacher as an expert authority; title: The teacher as a facilitator; title: The teacher as a guide; title: Conclusion; title: 7. Role of the learner.; title: The learner must receive wisdom; title: The learner must respond to wisdom; title: The learner must value wisdom; title: The learner must assimilate wisdom; title: Conclusion; title: Conclusion.; title: Retrospect; title: Prospect; title: About the author