Lamentations
Lamentations
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Author(s): Boda, Mark J.
ISBN No.: 9780801030703
Pages: 368
Year: 202609
Format: Trade Cloth (Hard Cover)
Price: $ 58.74
Dispatch delay: Dispatched between 7 to 15 days
Status: Available (Forthcoming)

"A definitive commentary on Lamentations" The book of Lamentations is disturbing, says Mark J. Boda. It forces readers to encounter the honest pain of a community and to struggle with the various strategies employed for processing that pain. Its presence in the scriptural canon of all streams of Judaism and Christianity is testimony to its enduring value.In this commentary on Lamentations, Boda addresses important issues and problems that flow from the text and explores the contemporary significance of this book."Through close attention to context, literary form, and voicing, Mark Boda offers a rich and deeply informed interpretation of Lamentations. This commentary amply demonstrates the historical and contemporary significance of this book through its integration of disorientation prayer with the prophetic voice found throughout Lamentations' complex poems. The result is an essential work for anyone interested in Lamentations.


"-- David G. Firth , Trinity College Bristol"In this definitive commentary on Lamentations, world-renowned scholar Mark Boda delivers a masterclass in biblical interpretation. Drawing on decades of teaching and scholarly research, Boda combines meticulous linguistic analysis with profound theological sensitivity. He expertly navigates the raw emotions of ancient grief, offering a thoughtful bridge to contemporary faith. This essential volume reflects the depth of Boda's scholarship, providing scholars, pastors, and students with an authoritative, compassionate, and transformative guide to enduring hope."-- Elie Assis , Bar Ilan University"This is a fine commentary indeed, on an essential text for the uncertain times in which we find ourselves. As Boda reminds us, Lamentations shows us how to be a faithful community--when facing conflict and needing comfort, in the wake of traumatic experiences caused by leaders--by staying connected to God, even if it's primarily through voicing complaint in hope of justice by clinging to trust in divine care."-- Brittany N.


Melton , Regent College.


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