History Of The Jewish People Vol 1

ISBN-13: 9780710310941 / Angielski / Twarda / 2005 / 250 str.

Peter Prifti; Ashley Kent; Michael Kelly

Opis

The destruction of Jerusalem in 586 B.C. was a turning point for the people of Jehovah, marking the start of hundreds of years of oppression. This book examines the four centuries that followed the fall of Jerusalem, with a particular focus on the effect it had on the Old Testament.

Spis treści

Part I The Pre-Assyrian Period of Hebrew History; Part 1 Chapter I The Historical Sources for the Period; Part 1 Chapter II The Chronology of the Two Kingdoms; Part 1 Chapter III The Division of the Hebrew Kingdom; Part 1 Chapter IV Resources and Organization of the Two Kingdoms; Part 1 Chapter V Political Events in Israel and Judah; Part 1 Chapter VI The Religious Crisis in Israel, and the Work of Elijah; Part II The Assyrian Period of Israel’s History; Part 2 Chapter I The Historical Sources, and Chronology; Part 2 Chapter II The Revolution of Jehu; Part 2 Chapter III Israel Under the Rule of the House Of Jehu; Part 2 Chapter IV The Prophets Amos and Hosea; Part 2 Chapter V Society and Morals in Israel; Part 2 Chapter VI Popular and Prophetic Religion; Part 2 Chapter VII The Decline and Fall of Israel; Part 2 Chapter VIII The Rôle of Israel in the World’S History; Part III The Assyrian Period of Judah’S History; Part 3 Chapter I The Historical Sources, and Chronology; Part 3 Chapter II From Athaliah to Ahaz; Part 3 Chapter III The Crisis of 734 B. C.; Part 3 Chapter IV Society and Religion in Judah; Part 3 Chapter V The Great Invasion of Sennacherib; Part 3 Chapter VI The Work and Teachings of Isaiah; Part 3 Chapter VII The Reactionary Reign of Manasseh; Part 4 The Babylonian Period of Judah’S History; Part 4 Chapter I The Historical Sources; Part 4 Chapter II The Great Reformation Under Josiah; Part 4 Chapter III Judah and the New World Powers; Part 4 Chapter IV Jeremiah and the Fall of Jerusalem; Part 4 Chapter V The Last Chapter of Judah’s History;

O autorze

Charles Foster Kent