| Título : | The reign and rejection of king saul | | Tipo de documento: | texto impreso | | Autores: | Long, Philips, Autor | | Editorial: | Scholars Press | | Número de páginas: | 276 páginas | | Nota general: | <27186> | | Idioma : | Español | | Clasificación: | 220.6/SBL/118/(ING) | | Resumen: | PART ONE
PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS
THEORETIAL AND PRACTICAL
Chapter
I. RECENT ADVANCES IN LITERARY METHOD AS APPLIED TO BIBLICAL NARRATIVE – 7
General considerations – 7
The rise of synchronic literary criticism – 8
On the interplay of synchronic and diachronic concerns – 10
Poetics and interpretation – 15
Moberly on method – 18
Selected features of Hebrew narrative style – 21
Scenic narration – 21
Economy of means – 23
Reticense and indirection – 31
Conclusion – 41
II. A REASSESSMENT OF THE GILGAL EPISODE IN 1 SAMUEL 13 - 43
The current consensus – 43
The basic biblical story line – 44
Five difficulties – 45
A preliminary response – 47
On the relationship between 1 sam 10: 7-8 and the gilgal episode of sam 13 – 51
A common pattern – 51
The pattern in ch . 13: integral or redactional – 55
The pattern in ch. 10: integral or redactional – 58
Conclusion – 65
PART TWO
THE REIGN AND REJECTION OF KING SAUL: AND INTEGRATED READING OF 1 SAM 13-15
Chapter
III. SAUL VERSUS THE PHILISTINES: A KING REJECTED (1 SAM13) – 69
The opening frame: 1 sam 13:1 – 71
Scene one: provocation of the philistines – 75
Mise en scene – 75
The first strike – 78
The philistine reaction and Its effects – 83
Scene two: convocation and rejection – 85
Saul sin – 87
Accusation and defence – 88
Announcement of judgement – 90
Expositional interlude: israel´s plight – 96
Battle positions – 96
Israel disarmed – 98
Israel hope – 99
IV. SAUL VERSUS THE PHILISTINES: A REJECTED KING – 101
Scene three: jonathan in action again – 101
On the day of battle – 101
Jonathan as holy warrior – 107
Scene four: saul in action again – 111
Preparing to enter the fray – 111
Yahweh´s victory – 113
Scene five: the troubler of Israel – 114
Saul´s adjuration of the army – 114
Jonathan´s inadvertence – 118
The army infraction and saul´s reaction – 120
The troubler on trial – 123
The closing frame: 1 sam 14:47 – 51(52) – 129
Summary and conclusions – 131
V. SAUL VERSUS THE AMALEKITES: THE FINAL REJECTION (1 SAM 15) – 133
SCENE one: Saul’s flawed victory – 135
Samuel Issues Yahweh´s orders – 135
Saul executes the battle – but not agag – 138
Scene two: Saul’s trial and final rejection – 141
The case for the prosecution – 141
Samuel confronts saul – 142
Saul´s defense – 144
Samuel´s response – 147
Saul´s defence – 144
Samuel´s response – 147
Saul´s second defense – 149
Samuel´s second response and the announcement of judgement – 150
Saul´s first confession and samuel´s response – 155
The significance of the torn mantle – 157
Saul´s second confession and samuel´s response – 164
Summary and conclusions – 165
PART THREE
SENSE AND SIGNIFICANCE IN THE RISE OF SAUL
Chapter
VI. ON THE ISSUE OF NARRATIVE COHERENCE IN 1 SAM 9-11 – 173
Introduction – 173
Opposing attitudes towards the monarchy – 176
Redacting the origins of anti-monarchism in Israel – 177
Defining terms – 181
Summary – 182
Multiple accessions or stages in a process – 183
Halpern and the accession process in Israel – 185
Edelman and the structure of 1 sam 9-11 – 187
Summary – 189
The problem of the gap between 10:5-8 and 13:3 ff – 190
Conclusion – 193
VII. TOWARD AN INTERGRADED READING OF SAUL´S RISE, WITH SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE NARRATIVE PORTRAY AL OF SAUL – 195
Introduction – 195
Sam 9:1-10:16 – 196
Anonymous seer or Samuel in 9:1 – 10:16 – 196
The portrait of saul in 9:1-10:16 – 199
Sam 10:17-27 – 211
Some reflections on the unity disunity of 10:17-27 – 211
The portrait of saul in 10:17-27 – 215
1 sam 11 – 218
Sam 11 in context – 218
The portrait of saul in 1 samuel 11 – 228
Conclusion – 232
CONCLUDING REFLECTIONS – 235
BIBLIOGRAPHY – 243
BIBLIOGRAPHIC ADDENDUM - 275
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The reign and rejection of king saul [texto impreso] / Long, Philips, Autor . - [S.l.] : Scholars Press, [s.d.] . - 276 páginas. <27186> Idioma : Español | Clasificación: | 220.6/SBL/118/(ING) | | Resumen: | PART ONE
PRELIMINARY CONSIDERATIONS
THEORETIAL AND PRACTICAL
Chapter
I. RECENT ADVANCES IN LITERARY METHOD AS APPLIED TO BIBLICAL NARRATIVE – 7
General considerations – 7
The rise of synchronic literary criticism – 8
On the interplay of synchronic and diachronic concerns – 10
Poetics and interpretation – 15
Moberly on method – 18
Selected features of Hebrew narrative style – 21
Scenic narration – 21
Economy of means – 23
Reticense and indirection – 31
Conclusion – 41
II. A REASSESSMENT OF THE GILGAL EPISODE IN 1 SAMUEL 13 - 43
The current consensus – 43
The basic biblical story line – 44
Five difficulties – 45
A preliminary response – 47
On the relationship between 1 sam 10: 7-8 and the gilgal episode of sam 13 – 51
A common pattern – 51
The pattern in ch . 13: integral or redactional – 55
The pattern in ch. 10: integral or redactional – 58
Conclusion – 65
PART TWO
THE REIGN AND REJECTION OF KING SAUL: AND INTEGRATED READING OF 1 SAM 13-15
Chapter
III. SAUL VERSUS THE PHILISTINES: A KING REJECTED (1 SAM13) – 69
The opening frame: 1 sam 13:1 – 71
Scene one: provocation of the philistines – 75
Mise en scene – 75
The first strike – 78
The philistine reaction and Its effects – 83
Scene two: convocation and rejection – 85
Saul sin – 87
Accusation and defence – 88
Announcement of judgement – 90
Expositional interlude: israel´s plight – 96
Battle positions – 96
Israel disarmed – 98
Israel hope – 99
IV. SAUL VERSUS THE PHILISTINES: A REJECTED KING – 101
Scene three: jonathan in action again – 101
On the day of battle – 101
Jonathan as holy warrior – 107
Scene four: saul in action again – 111
Preparing to enter the fray – 111
Yahweh´s victory – 113
Scene five: the troubler of Israel – 114
Saul´s adjuration of the army – 114
Jonathan´s inadvertence – 118
The army infraction and saul´s reaction – 120
The troubler on trial – 123
The closing frame: 1 sam 14:47 – 51(52) – 129
Summary and conclusions – 131
V. SAUL VERSUS THE AMALEKITES: THE FINAL REJECTION (1 SAM 15) – 133
SCENE one: Saul’s flawed victory – 135
Samuel Issues Yahweh´s orders – 135
Saul executes the battle – but not agag – 138
Scene two: Saul’s trial and final rejection – 141
The case for the prosecution – 141
Samuel confronts saul – 142
Saul´s defense – 144
Samuel´s response – 147
Saul´s defence – 144
Samuel´s response – 147
Saul´s second defense – 149
Samuel´s second response and the announcement of judgement – 150
Saul´s first confession and samuel´s response – 155
The significance of the torn mantle – 157
Saul´s second confession and samuel´s response – 164
Summary and conclusions – 165
PART THREE
SENSE AND SIGNIFICANCE IN THE RISE OF SAUL
Chapter
VI. ON THE ISSUE OF NARRATIVE COHERENCE IN 1 SAM 9-11 – 173
Introduction – 173
Opposing attitudes towards the monarchy – 176
Redacting the origins of anti-monarchism in Israel – 177
Defining terms – 181
Summary – 182
Multiple accessions or stages in a process – 183
Halpern and the accession process in Israel – 185
Edelman and the structure of 1 sam 9-11 – 187
Summary – 189
The problem of the gap between 10:5-8 and 13:3 ff – 190
Conclusion – 193
VII. TOWARD AN INTERGRADED READING OF SAUL´S RISE, WITH SPECIAL ATTENTION TO THE NARRATIVE PORTRAY AL OF SAUL – 195
Introduction – 195
Sam 9:1-10:16 – 196
Anonymous seer or Samuel in 9:1 – 10:16 – 196
The portrait of saul in 9:1-10:16 – 199
Sam 10:17-27 – 211
Some reflections on the unity disunity of 10:17-27 – 211
The portrait of saul in 10:17-27 – 215
1 sam 11 – 218
Sam 11 in context – 218
The portrait of saul in 1 samuel 11 – 228
Conclusion – 232
CONCLUDING REFLECTIONS – 235
BIBLIOGRAPHY – 243
BIBLIOGRAPHIC ADDENDUM - 275
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