Martin Noth Livres

Featuring key articles by Noth, this collection delves into significant themes in the Old Testament, including the relationship between God, kingship, and nationhood, as well as insights on history and apocalyptic literature. It presents foundational studies such as "Jerusalem and the Israelite Tradition" and "History and Word of God in the Old Testament," offering a comprehensive exploration of Old Testament scholarship. This work, long unavailable, serves as a vital resource for understanding the historical and theological context of biblical texts.

Focusing on the intricate sources of the Old Testament, this work delves into the origins and meanings of various traditions within the text. It demands careful reading, offering valuable insights for both scholars and students. By emphasizing a thorough examination of the book of Numbers, it avoids simplistic interpretations, making it essential for serious study rather than quick answers. This rigorous approach ensures a deeper understanding of the material for dedicated readers.

Focusing on the community of the twelve tribes and the Levites, Martin Noth's examination of Numbers delves into divine ordinances and significant themes within the text. The book also features an appendix addressing daughters' rights of inheritance, highlighting social and legal aspects of the time. Part of the Old Testament Library, it offers insightful and authoritative interpretations that enhance the understanding of these ancient scriptures.

Numeri ist das 4. Buch Mose und wird hier kommentiert von Martin Noth.