The Bible as a Human Witness to Divine Revelation: Hearing the Word of God Through Historically Dissimilar Traditions

Part1,
Hearing the Word of God,
Through historically dissimilar tradition,
Priests for the kingdom,
Two Priesthoods for two regimes,,
Walter Brueggemann,
" If you listen to my voice... " (Exodus 19:5),
The mystery of revelation,
Erich Zenger,
Deuteronomy 29-34 and the formation of the Torah ,
Randall Heskett,
Jehoiachin and Joseph,
Hope at the close of the Deuteronomistic History,
John E. Harvey,
Seams in the book of Isaih: Looking for answers,
Paul D. Wegner,
Scribal Culture and the composition of the book of Isaiah,
Robert R. Wilson,
An Interpretation of the death of Isaiah`s servant,
Stephen L. Cook,
Micah 7:8 -20 Re-evaluating the identity of enemy,
James D. Nogalski,
Social drama in the Psalms of individual Lament,
Norman k.Gottwald,
Are individual complaint Psalm really prayers?,
Recognizing social address as a characteristic of individual complaints,
W Derek Suderman,
God as the object of anger in the Psalms,
David John C. Zub,
The contribution of Ecclesiastes to Biblical theology,
Peter Enns,
The Daniel and Qohelet Epilogues,
A similar editorial activity?,
(Qohelet 12:8--14 and Daniel12: 1-13),
Pedro Zamora,
Justification by faith: A case of hearing the one Gospel through historically disimilar traditions,
Frank D. Macchia,
Divine action and Biblical interpretation:,
How the ordinary words of men and women become the living Word of God in Scripture,
Michael T. Dempsey,
Part2,
Additional Studies,
"Cold dead hands upon our threshold":,
Josephine Butler`s reading of the story of the Levite`s Concubine, Judges 19- 21,
Marion Ann Tatlor,
The portrayal of Assyria in the books of Kings,
Marvin A. Sweeney,
Speaking or Smouldering lips in Songs of Songs 7: 10 (Eng. 9)?,
Ancient near Eastern Apocalypticism and the origins of the New Testament canonof scripture,
David G. Meade,
In the Bosom of the beloved disciple: ,
The fourth Gospel`s narrative openness to readers,
Robert c. Fennel