This is a history of religion rather than a theological book. In
the introduction, Erhard Gerstenberger argues that the Old
Testament contains many different theologies and he pays attention
to the context in which the Old Testament is studied. He follows
this up with an outlined study of the history of Ancient Israel,
and goes on to examine faith, cultic practices and ethics as
illustrations of belief in God (or gods, or goddesses) in each of
the different stages. The approach is essentially sociological with
close attention paid to both archaeology and the biblical texts,
and each chapter raises the issue of what these investigations mean
for belief in the modern world.
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