Reflections on the Psalms
/ C. S. Lewis
Language: Αγγλικά.Country: Ηνωμένο Βασίλειο (Μεγάλη Βρετανία).Publication: London : Geoffrey Bles, [1958]Description: vii. + 151 p. ; 21 cmDewey: 223.2061 (Edition 23rd)Old Classification: Α5 (Ερμηνεία Π.Δ.)Abstract: Reflections on the Psalms presents the book of Psalms in ten different sections, not including an introduction and an alternative view on the Psalms, which Lewis titles "Second Meaning in the Psalms." Each section examines the Psalms not chronologically or in literary order, but clustered into a common set of characteristics such as the "cursings", "death", or "nature." Lewis starts with an introduction by way of disclaimers in a self effacing mannerism to show that this is not intended to be a scholarly work, but one that should enlighten readers of all levels. Lewis also explains that his work will follow the Book of Common Prayer by Coverdale, which is used by many Anglicans.Subject - Title: Αγία Γραφή -- Π.Δ. -- Ψαλμοί -- Κριτική, ερμηνεία κλπ. Subject - Topical Name: στοχασμοί Subject: Παλαιά Διαθήκη Item type: Book
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Summary or Abstract: Reflections on the Psalms presents the book of Psalms in ten different sections, not including an introduction and an alternative view on the Psalms, which Lewis titles "Second Meaning in the Psalms." Each section examines the Psalms not chronologically or in literary order, but clustered into a common set of characteristics such as the "cursings", "death", or "nature." Lewis starts with an introduction by way of disclaimers in a self effacing mannerism to show that this is not intended to be a scholarly work, but one that should enlighten readers of all levels. Lewis also explains that his work will follow the Book of Common Prayer by Coverdale, which is used by many Anglicans.
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