God behaving badly : is the God of the Old Testament angry, sexist, and racist? / David T. Lamb.
By: Lamb, David T. (David Trout).
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BS1192.6 .A76 2014 Introduction to the Old Testament | BS1192.6 .C73 1984 A whirlpool of torment : | BS1192.6 .F75 1995 The disappearance of God : | BS1192.6 .L35 2011 God behaving badly : | BS1193 .C5 V.1 旧约辅读 Jiù Yuē Fǔ Dú | BS1193 .C5 V.1 C.2 旧约辅读 Jiù Yuē Fǔ Dú | BS1193 .C5 V.2 旧约辅读 Jiù Yuē Fǔ Dú |
Includes bibliographical references (p. [199]-200) and index.
A bad reputation -- Angry or loving? -- Sexist or affirming? -- Racist or hospitable? -- Violent or peaceful? -- Legalistic or gracious? -- Rigid or flexible? -- Distant or near? -- Epilogue: Is the answer really "Yes, yes and yes"?
David Lamb unpacks the complexity of the Old Testament to explore the character of God. He provides historical and cultural background to shed light on problematic passages and to bring underlying themes to the fore. Without minimizing the sometimes harsh realities of the biblical record, Lamb assembles an overall portrait that gives coherence to our understanding of God in both the Old and New Testaments.
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