OT348 Book Study: Proverbs
Sign in to rateTremper Longman opens up the book of Proverbs with this comprehensive study. Longman gives a big picture view of Proverbs, discussing critical ANE background texts, the nature of wisdom, the identification of Woman Wisdom, how to read proverbs Christologically, and the different types of proverbs and teaching found in the book. He includes a helpful comparison with two other Old Testament Wisdom books, Job and Ecclesiastes.
Introduction
Introduction
Introducing the Speaker and the Course
5m
Introduction to Proverbs
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The Structure of the Book of Proverbs
6m
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Proverbs and Ancient Near Eastern Literature
Proverbs and the Ancient Perspective
5m
Proverbs 1–9
To Whom Is the Book Written?
10m
Proverbs 10–31
Overview of Proverbs 10–31
6m
Reading Proverbs Canonically
Introducing Reading Proverbs in the Context of the Canon
6m
The Organization of Proverbs 10–31
Differing Perspectives
9m
Conclusion
Review of the Course
8m