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A Whirlpool of torment: Israelite traditions of God as an oppressive presence
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TextSeries: Overtures to Biblical theology n .012Publication details: Philadelphia Fortress Press 1984ISBN: - 0800615360
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| BS 1192.5.VRI An outline of Old Testament theology | BS 1192.5.WES Elements of Old Testament Theology | BS 1192.6.ACH The Old Testament roots of our faith | BS 1192.6.CRE A Whirlpool of torment: | BS 1192.6.FRI The Disappearance of God: | BS 1192.6.GOD God and history in the Old Testament | BS 1192.6.MAN Divine presence and guidance in Israelite traditions: |
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