Genesis as Dialogue: A Literary, Historical, and Theological Commentary

The Catholic Biblical Quarterly | October 1, 2004| | Copyright

THOMAS L. BRODIE, Genesis as Dialogue: A Literary, Historical, and Theological Commentary (Oxford/New York: Oxford University Press, 2001). Pp. xxxii + 579. $72.

Brodie takes a fresh track into the ungainly field of the study of Genesis, the Pentateuch, and even the primary history. He aims to show the relevance of: (1) the literary and theological structure of Genesis, for which he discerns twenty-six diptychs; (2) the historical and social background of the book's production in the Persian/Hellenistic period; and (3) certain central concerns that distinguish the book. He concludes with ...

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