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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Davidic kingship"”.

  1. A Door of Hope: Biblical-Theological Reflections On the Kingdom of God in the Book of the Twelve

    … through the lens of four kingdom sub-themes: Davidic kingship, exile and second exodus, covenant, and the day of the Lord. After investigating each sub-theme within the Twelve, New Testament citations of the Twelve is explored, seeking to ascertain how the authors read, interpreted, and …

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  2. Moses, David and the High Kingship of Yahweh: A Canonical Study of Book IV of the Psalter

    … three books, in response to the rise and fall of Davidic kingship charted in Books I-III. Thus, as a result, this work seeks to outline Book IV’s role in the message of the Psalter and, thereby, add to the ongoing conversation within psalms studies regarding the organisation of the Psalter.

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  3. Politics and Covenant in the Divine Davidic Kinship: A Diachronic Approach to Covenant in the Book of Samuel

    … build up to the vision of an undisputed Davidic dynasty cast in 2 Sam 7. Jonathan’s pledge of loyalty in 1 Sam 20 takes away any future Saulide claim to the throne by submitting his descendants to David’s. Abner’s disavowal of Ish-bosheth and covenant rendering service to David in 2 Sam 3 …

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  4. Hope for a Davidic king in the Psalter's utopian vision

    … be glorified, enemies will be vanquished and the Davidic dynasty will endure with the arrival of a new Davidic king.<br/><br/>The work of two scholars in particular continue to dominate the landscape of Psalter studies: Gerald H. Wilson and David C. Mitchell. In this dissertation Wilson’s work is …

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