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The biblical account of the time period -- The history of the early monarchy -- The literature of the time period -- Theological conclusions.

The Hebrew narrative art achieves its highest level in the stories of Saul, David, and Solomon. But beyond that, the description of these all-too-human characters and the dramatic events of the birth of the Israelite state depicts a change of eras that became determinative for half a millennium of Israelite history. In this volume Dietrich introduces readers to the stories of the early Israelite state from a variety of perspectives: literary-critical, historical, and theological. After tracing how biblical and extrabiblical texts describe the period, Dietrich skillfully untangles the knotty questions related to the history of the period and perceptively examines the development of this literary corpus as well as the other biblical material that came to be associated with it. In a concluding chapter Dietrich revisits the stories of Saul, David, and Solomon to explore what they teach about theological issues of enduring significance, what they teach about God, humanity, the state, the use of force, and the relationship between women and men.

Doctorado En Educación Con Mención En Currículo Y Docencia (Presencial)

Doctorado En Educación Con Mención En Gestión Educativa (Presencial)

Bachiller en Derecho (Presencial)

Maestro en Maestría En Teología Histórica (Presencial)

Bachiller en Teología (Presencial)

Bachiller en Educación, Especialidad Primaria Y Pedagogía Terapéutica (Presencial)

Bachiller en Educación, Especialidad Inglés Y Español (Semipresencial)

Bachiller en Arquitectura Y Urbanismo (Presencial)

Título original: Frühe Königszeit in Israel.

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