01260nam a2200289 a 450000500170000000800200001702000150003704000330005204100100008508200100009508200130010510000230011810000160014110000110015724500300016824500240019824500220022226000100024426000200025426000090027430000110028330000140029430000090030852005420031765000210085985600900088020260119070459.02022-01-25 16:55:09  a0664221556  cThư Viện Cơ Đốc  a0 eng  a220.7  bT374-L70  aMays, James Luther  d(1921-2015)  eAuthor  aThe Old Testament Library  bA Commentary. Hosea  cJames Luther Mays  aU.S.A  bThe Westminster  c1969  a190tr.  bPaperback  c23cm  aOnce a commentary is in print, the opinions and judgements contained therein take on a certainty and finality which at places exceeds the confidence felt by the exegete who wrote them. The demands of a manuscript rob one of the luxury and honesty of remaining tentative and undecided before ambiguous problems. That is particularly true for a commentary on Hosea. The book is notorious for the difficulties of its text, and the way in which Hosea’s sayings were committed to literature raises formidable problems for literary analysis.  aHosea -- Comment4 uhttps://data.thuviencodoc.org/books/ImageCover/2022/1/25/51bv3FErmsL.jpgyCover Image