Essays in Old Testament ethics (J. Philip Hyatt, in memoriam) - Hyatt, J. Philip (James Philip), 1909-1972.; Crenshaw, James L.; Willis, John T., 1933- (New York, Ktav Pub. House, 1974)
Fohrer, G. The righteous man in Job 31.--Crenshaw, J. L. The eternal gospel (Eccl. 3:11).--May, H. G. Aspects of the imagery of world dominion and world state in the Old Testament.--Wolff, H. W. Problems between the generations in the Old Testament.--McCarthy, D. J. The wrath of Yahweh and the structural unity of the Deuteronomistic history.--Blank, S. H. The prophet as paradigm.--Stinespring, W. F. A problem of theological ethics in Hosea.--Willis, J. T. Ethics in a cultic setting.--Kovacs, B. W. Is there a class-ethic in Proverbs?--Silberman, L. H. The human deed in a time of despair: the ethics of apocalyptic.--Harrelson, W. The significance of "last words" for intertestamental ethics.--Sandmel, S. Virtue and reward in Philo.--Burrows, M. Old Testament ethics and the ethics of Jesus.--Sanders, J. A. The ethic of election in Luke's great banquet parable.
Chronological list of James Philip Hyatt's works: p. xi-xxxi.
Includes bibliographical references.
Keywords: Hyatt, J. Philip -- 1909-1972.; Hyatt, J. Philip -- 1909-1972 -- Bibliography; Bible. -- Criticism, interpretation, etc; Ethics in the Bible