Hopeful Imagination

Focusing on the theological insights from the traditions of Jeremiah, Ezekiel, and Deutero-Isaiah, the book explores the themes of relinquishment and receiving during the pivotal moment of 587 BCE. It draws parallels between Israel's exilic experience and contemporary theological challenges, encouraging readers to engage with the text's profound insights. By articulating the main theological claims and making relevant hermeneutical connections, the work aims to revitalize biblical theology for today's context, inviting reflection on the transition from an old order to a new one.