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2 Chronicles

Name: 2 Chronicles
Brand: Sheffield Phoenix Press
SKU: 08861856
Price: 18820 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: John Jarick
ISBN: 9781905048960

John Jarick

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 08861856

Publishers Sheffield Phoenix Press, December 2007

Across the pages of 2 Chronicles a colourful cast of characters passes in breathless parade before t... Full description

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Across the pages of 2 Chronicles a colourful cast of characters passes in breathless parade before the reader. The tales of the kings of Judah are told in sequence, from Rehoboam 'the Enlarger' (who on the contrary shrinks the kingdom) to Zedekiah 'the Righteous' (who equally contrariwise profanes the divine name). These motley monarchs are preceded by the unparalleled King Solomon of All Israel and succeeded by the imperial King Cyrus of Persia, and all the while the tellers of the tales weave an insistent ideological thread through the fabric of their stories. John Jarick's reading of Chronicles brings out the fascination and discomfort of handling an ancient scroll that presents itself as the authoritative account of how things were and how they ought to be.