Robert Coot: Deuteronomic history

And the king did not go before him, nor after Josiah any like him; but he turned his heart and his mind to the LORD according to all the law of Moses. The history of Deuteronomy, beginning in the Old Testament at Deuteronomy chapter 23, verse 25, and going on to the second, is a central part of the Old Bible. So while it is necessary to understand the Old Testament properly, there was a lack of research in the history of Deuteronomy in our country. The book of Deuteronomy’s History by Professor Robert Coot, a global theologian in the United States, gives the political or social meaning to the latest research in Deuteronomy’S history. Professor Kurt sees the Deuteronomy history as a document written by the Jewish royal family in the days of Josiah, South Judah, who centered Jerusalem after the fall of the Israelite kingdom. That is, after the kingdom of Israel was divided, the surviving King David kept his argument for its legality and then declared it as a document that reaffirmed the state of justice by stating the fall of the northern kingdom of the Israel. This is volume 1 of the Four Years ’ series ‘The History of the Old Testament’ and volume 1 in the E Documents, volume 3 in this volume, which deals with D.

Korean title: 신명기 역사

Korean author: 로버트 쿠트

Korean publisher: 한울아카데미

ISBN-13: 9788946072909