This series delves into the profound theological landscape of the Old Testament, exploring its foundational concepts and historical context. It offers a comprehensive examination of God, covenant, and the people of Israel within their ancient world. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of the evolving religious ideas that shaped Western civilization. This collection is ideal for those seeking rigorous study in biblical theology.
This book provides a detailed exploration of the important elements of the theology underlying the book of Amos. It considers Amos as a figure representing social justice, surveys major developments in the critical assessment of the book and examines the history of the book's reception.