Forms of the Old Testament Literature, The (19 Volumes)

Requires Accordance 10.4 or above.

The Forms of the Old Testament Literature (FOTL) is a series of volumes that seeks to present, according to a standard outline and methodology, a form-critical analysis of every book or unit of the Old Testament (Hebrew Bible). Fundamentally exegetical, each volume examines the structure, genre, setting, and intention of the biblical literature in question. The series also endeavors to study the history behind the form-critical discussion of the material, to bring consistency to the terminology for the genres and formulas of the biblical literature, and to expose the exegetical procedure in such a way as to enable students and pastors to engage in their own analysis and interpretation.

Volumes included in this product (each also available individually):

• Genesis with an Introduction to Narrative Literature (George W. Coats) (1983)
• Exodus 1-18 (George W. Coats) (1998)
• Numbers (Rolf Knierim, George Coats) (2005)
• Judges (Serge Frolov) (2013)
• 1 Samuel (Antony F. Campbell) (2003)
• 2 Samuel (Antony F. Campbell) (2005)
• 1 Kings with an Introduction to Historical Literature (Burke O. Long) (1984)
• 2 Kings (Burke O. Long) (1991)
• 1 & 2 Chronicles (Simon De Vries) (1989)
• Psalms, Part 1 (1-60) with an Introduction to Cultic Poetry (Erhard S. Gerstenberger) (1988)
• Psalms, Part 2 (61-150) and Lamentations (Erhard S. Gerstenberger) (2001)
• Wisdom Literature (Roland E. Murphy) (1981)
• Isaiah 1-39 with an Introduction to Prophetic Literature (Marvin A. Sweeney) (1996)
• Isaiah 40-66 (Marvin A. Sweeney) (2016)
• Ezekiel (Ronald M. Hals) (1989)
• Daniel with an Introduction to Apocalyptic Literature (John J. Collins) (1984)
• Hosea (Ehud Ben Zvi) (2005)
• Micah (Ehud Ben Zvi) (2000)
• Minor Prophets, Part 2 (Michael H. Floyd) (2000)