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- Viberg, Åke, Docent, 1958-
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Amos 7:14 : A Case of Subtle Irony
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Ingår i: Tyndale Bulletin. - : Tyndale House. - 0082-7118 .- 2752-7042. ; 47:1, s. 91-114
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Tidskriftsartikel (refereegranskat)abstract
- Amos 7:14 is a key verse for the understanding of Israelite prophecy. Among the unresolved issues relating to this verse is the question whether the nominal clauses should be translated with a present or a past tense. Neither of these alternatives seems to have proved convincing, and therefore we should raise the more fundamental questions as to how the prophet is using language. It is argued that his statement only becomes intelligible when we acknowledge that he is using irony. Amos perceived an ideological gap between his grand vision of YHWH’s reign and the reality of his people’s situation, and was able to bridge this gap through his use of irony.
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Att predika från Gamla testamentet
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Ingår i: Svensk kyrkotidning. - 0346-2153. ; 10, s. 298-300
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- Viberg, Åke, Docent, 1958-
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Exegetik som teologi
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Ingår i: Tro och liv. - 0346-2803. ; 70:3
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- Viberg, Åke, Docent, 1958-
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Guds närvaro och hans ord
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Ingår i: Tro och liv. - 0346-2803. ; 61:5
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- Viberg, Åke, Docent, 1958-
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Mellan text och tradition
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Ingår i: Tro och liv. - 0346-2803. ; 62:5
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- Viberg, Åke, Docent, 1958-
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Steadfast love
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Ingår i: The Living Pulpit (Online). - 1946-1771. ; 22:3
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- Viberg, Åke, Docent, 1958-
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The challenges of a life of faith
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Ingår i: The Living Pulpit (Online). - 1946-1771. ; 25:3, s. 4-5
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- Viberg, Åke, Docent, 1958-
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The Character of God in Jeremiah
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Ingår i: God and Humans in the Hebrew Bible and Beyond. - Sheffield : Sheffield Phoenix Press. - 9781910928622 ; , s. 22-28
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- Viberg, Åke, Docent, 1958-
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The Concept of Anointing in the Old Testament
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Ingår i: The Journal of the European Pentecostal Theological Association. - : Informa UK Limited. - 1812-4461 .- 2224-7963. ; 16, s. 19-29
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- Viberg, Åke, Docent, 1958-
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The Metaphor of Yahweh as the Scorned Lover in Hosea
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- The marriage of Hosea in Hosea chapter 1 to 3 is a continuing problem among exegetes. In particular, the image of Yahweh as a despised, or scorned, lover, whose anger results in his wish for and execution of punishment for being despised, has been hard to understand and accept, not the least from an ethical point of view. In order to reach a more complete understanding of the figurative language involved, and in particular how that language is worked out on the basis of a certain cognitive process, the metaphor “Yahweh is a despised lover” will be analysed by means of cognitive metaphor theory, in particular blending theory.
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- Viberg, Åke, Docent, 1958-
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Wakening a Sleeping Metaphor : A New Interpretation of Malachi 1:11
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Ingår i: Tyndale Bulletin. - : Tyndale House. - 2752-7042 .- 0082-7118. ; 45:2
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- From the early history of the Christian church and onwards, interpreters have suggested that Malachi 1:11 presents a universalism, i.e., that the surrounding nations of post-exilic Judah actually worshipped YHWH as the one true God by their sacrifices. In this article I propose that neither this solution, nor any other previously proposed solution does sufficient justice to Malachi 1:11. Instead, I propose that we focus on how the author uses metaphorical language to strengthen his argument. In doing so, however, the author creates a new metaphor that continues to challenge the understanding of the reader.
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