The portrayal of  Yahweh in Jeremiah 20: 7 -13

Snyman, S.D. (Stephanus Daniel), 1954-

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The portrayal of Yahweh in Jeremiah 20: 7 -13

Snyman, S.D. (Stephanus Daniel), 1954-

URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2263/16652

Date: 1999

Abstract:

The central question put in this article is: How is Yahweh portrayed in Jeremiah 20:7-13? Proceeding from the so-called final form of the text, it is argued that Yahweh is portrayed as a powerful, present and personal God who should be praised. The conclusion reached is that no uniform picture of Yahweh is painted; in fact, there are tensions in the text that remain unresolved.

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