Title
Doing Right in Their Own Eyes: The Great Controversy Theme in the Book of Judges
Document Type
Book Chapter
Publication Date
2015
Publication Details
This book chapter was originally published as:
Tasker, D. (2015). Doing right in their own eyes: The great controversy theme in the book of judges. In G. Pfandl (Ed.), The great controversy and the end of evil: Biblical and theological studies in honor of Angel Manuel Rodriguez in celebration of his seventieth birthday (pp. 3-13). Silver Spring, MD: Review & Herald.
ISBN: 9780925675224
ANZSRC / FoR Code
220401 Christian Studies (incl. Biblical Studies and Church History)
Avondale Research Centre
Spirituality and Worship Research Centre
Reportable Items
B1
Abstract
The great controversy theme saturates the book of Judges. The historical context is portrayed as chaotic, in large measure due to the conflicting ethical views of people whose allegiance is either with Yahweh or Baal. Case studies of Deborah, Gideon and Samson illustrate the intensification of this struggle which ebbs and flows in unexpected ways.
Recommended Citation
Tasker, D. (2015). Doing right in their own eyes: The great controversy theme in the book of judges. In G. Pfandl (Ed.), The great controversy and the end of evil: Biblical and theological studies in honor of Angel Manuel Rodriguez in celebration of his seventieth birthday (pp. 3-13). Silver Spring, MD: Review & Herald.
Comments
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Staff and students of Avondale College may access The great controversy and the end of evil from Avondale College Library (230.67 P47).