Abraham's Sacrifice: Gerhard von Rad's Interpretation of Genesis 22

Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 62 (3):268-276 (2008)
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Abstract

From the perspective of Heilsgeschichte, Gerhard von Rad saw clearly that Genesis 22 deals with the possible annihilation of the covenant promise. A fresh approach to Genesis corroborates this view and demonstrates that innerbiblical exegesis has shaped the message of Genesis 22

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