Recurring Themes In The Book Of The Twelve: Creating Points Of Contact For A Theological Reading

Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 61 (2):125-136 (2007)
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Abstract

Four themes in the Book of the Twelve (the Day of YHWH, fertility of the land, the fate of God's people, and theodicy) have surfaced in the discussion of editorial activity, literary development, and theological perspectives. These themes deserve exploration for the role they play as a lens for reading the Book of the Twelve as a composite unity

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