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J P Oberholzen: Professor in en hoof van die Departement Ou-Testamentiese Wetenskap (Afd A), 1971-1992
Abstract
J P Oberholzer: Professor and chair of the Department of Old Testament Studies (Sec A) 1971-1992
The work done by J P Oberholzer in the different fields of Old Testament science is investigated and discussed in this article. The trend found in his scholarly work,
namely to operate within the ever-widening contexts of theology, church, and God’s relationship with man in Jesus Christ, is shown. The underlying theological paradigm
of Barth’s dialectical theology is indicated as well.
