From Genesis to Chronicles : explorations in Old Testament theology - Rad, Gerhard von, 1901-1971.; Hanson, K. C. (Kenneth C.); Rad, Gerhard von, 1901-1971. (Minneapolis : Fortress Press, 2005)
The form-critical problem of the Hexateuch -- The promised land and Yahweh's land in the Hexateuch -- Faith reckoned as righteousness -- The Joseph narrative and ancient wisdom -- There remains still a rest for the people of God -- Ancient word and living Word : Deuteronomy -- The tent and the ark -- The city on the hill -- The beginnings of historical writings in ancient Israel -- The Deuteronimic theology of history in 1 and 2 Kings -- The royal ritual in Judah -- The theological problem of the Old Testament doctrine of creation -- "Righteousness" and "life" in the cultic language of the Psalms -- Some aspects of the Old Testament worldview -- Job 38 and ancient Egyptian wisdom -- The levitical sermon in 1 and 2 Chronicles.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 267-273) and indexes.
Keywords: Bible. -- Criticism, interpretation, etc; Bible. -- Theology