From Worshipping, Sacrificing and Mourning to Praising and Praying

Key Concepts of the Greek Bible

Edited by A. Potgieter Edited by J. Schorr Edited by K. De Troyer

Book cover: From Worshipping, Sacrificing and Mourning to Praising and Praying

Extent: 268 pages

Publisher: Peeters Publishers

Subjects: Biblical Studies, Classical Studies

Series: Contributions to Biblical Exegesis & Theology

Series volume number: 120

Language: English

Paperback (Published)

(June 2024)

ISBN: 9789042952607

Price: $78.00

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PDF (Published)

(June 2024)

ISBN: 9789042952614

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There are a variety of concepts and verbs that are used when expressing a sort of relationship with God: Does one pray, worship, serve God? How does one address God and which titles can be used? Where does one worship and serve God? How does one express sacrificing? What verbs and concepts are used to indicate mourning? All these key-concepts and verbs are analyzed in this volume. Whereas the focus of this volume is on the Greek Biblical, Septuagintal text, these concepts and verbs are also traced from the Hebrew Bible, via the Greek Old Testament, and further into the New Testament and the patristic literature.


There are a variety of concepts and verbs that are used when expressing a sort of relationship with God: Does one pray, worship, serve God? How does one address God and which titles can be used? Where does one worship and serve God? How does one express sacrificing? What verbs and concepts are used to indicate mourning? All these key-concepts and verbs are analysed in this volume. Whereas the focus of this volume is on the Greek Biblical, Septuagintal text, these concepts and verbs are also traced from the Hebrew Bible, via the Greek Old Testament, and further into the New Testament and the patristic literature.

  • Edited by A. Potgieter
  • Edited by J. Schorr
  • Edited by K. De Troyer