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Hopeful imagination : prophetic voices in exile / Walter Brueggemann.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Philadelphia : Fortress Press, c1986.Description: x, 146 p. ; 22 cmISBN:
  • 0800619250 (pbk.)
  • 9780800619251 (pbk.)
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 224 BRU H 19
LOC classification:
  • BS1505.2 .B78 1986
Contents:
Introduction : Exile and the voice of hope -- PART 1. Only grief permits newness. 1. Jeremiah - designed for conflict -- 2. "Because no one cares" (Jer. 30:12-17) -- -- PART 2. Only holiness gives hope. 3. Ezekiel - tough and submissive -- 4. "For the sake of my holy name" (Ezek. 36:22-32) -- -- PART 3. Only memory allows possibility. 5. Second Isaiah - homecoming to a new home -- 6. "Sing, o barren one" (Isa. 54:1-17) -- Conclusion : Hurt as hope's home.
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Bibliography: p. 134-146.

Introduction : Exile and the voice of hope -- PART 1. Only grief permits newness. 1. Jeremiah - designed for conflict -- 2. "Because no one cares" (Jer. 30:12-17) -- -- PART 2. Only holiness gives hope. 3. Ezekiel - tough and submissive -- 4. "For the sake of my holy name" (Ezek. 36:22-32) -- -- PART 3. Only memory allows possibility. 5. Second Isaiah - homecoming to a new home -- 6. "Sing, o barren one" (Isa. 54:1-17) -- Conclusion : Hurt as hope's home.

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