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Título : Essays on the semitic background of the new testament Tipo de documento: texto impreso Autores: Fitzmyer, Joseph, Autor Editorial: Scholars Press Número de páginas: 524 páginas ISBN/ISSN/DL: 978-0-88414-040-7 Nota general: <27005> Idioma : Español Clasificación: 225.16/F58/(ING) Resumen:
Abbreviations vii
Foreword xvii
I. The use of the old testament
1. The use of explicit old testament quotations in qumran literature and in the NT 3
2. 4Qtestimonia and the NT 59
II. The semitic background of various góspel passages
3. The aramaic qorban inscription from Jebel Hallet 93
4. Peace upon earth among men of his good will 101
5. The name Simon 105
6. The son of David tradition and Mt22 and parallels 113
7. The aramaic “elect of god” tect form Qumran Cave 4 127
8. The story of the Dishonet Manager 161
III. Pauline Passages
9. A feature of Qumran angelology and the angels of Cor II 187
10. Qumran and the interpolated paragraph in 2 Cor 205
IV. The epistle of the Hebrews
11. Now this Melchizedek 221
12. Further light on Melchizedek from Qumran Cave II 245
V. Early Christianity
13. Jewish Christianity in acts in the light of the qumran scrolls 271
14. The bar Cochba period 305
15. The Oxyrhynchus logoi of Jesus and the Coptic góspel according to Thomas 355
16. The Qumran scrolls, the Ebionites and their literature 435
Index of modern authors 481
Index of subjects 491
Index of scriptural references 500
Index of pseudepigraphal references 514
Index of Dead sea scrolls references 515
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Abbreviations vii
Foreword xvii
I. The use of the old testament
1. The use of explicit old testament quotations in qumran literature and in the NT 3
2. 4Qtestimonia and the NT 59
II. The semitic background of various góspel passages
3. The aramaic qorban inscription from Jebel Hallet 93
4. Peace upon earth among men of his good will 101
5. The name Simon 105
6. The son of David tradition and Mt22 and parallels 113
7. The aramaic “elect of god” tect form Qumran Cave 4 127
8. The story of the Dishonet Manager 161
III. Pauline Passages
9. A feature of Qumran angelology and the angels of Cor II 187
10. Qumran and the interpolated paragraph in 2 Cor 205
IV. The epistle of the Hebrews
11. Now this Melchizedek 221
12. Further light on Melchizedek from Qumran Cave II 245
V. Early Christianity
13. Jewish Christianity in acts in the light of the qumran scrolls 271
14. The bar Cochba period 305
15. The Oxyrhynchus logoi of Jesus and the Coptic góspel according to Thomas 355
16. The Qumran scrolls, the Ebionites and their literature 435
Index of modern authors 481
Index of subjects 491
Index of scriptural references 500
Index of pseudepigraphal references 514
Index of Dead sea scrolls references 515
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Título : The future of biblical studies the hebrew scriptures Tipo de documento: texto impreso Autores: Elliott Friedman, Richard, Autor Editorial: Scholars Press Número de páginas: 207 páginas ISBN/ISSN/DL: 978-1-55540-097-3 Nota general: <27065> Idioma : Inglés Clasificación: 220.442/F84/(ING) Resumen: TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction
Richard Elliot Friedman and H. G. M. Williamson vii
Chapter 1
INTELLECTUAL HISTORY AND THE STUDY OF THE BIBLE
Robert A. Oden, Jr 1
Chapter 2
THE HEBREW BIBLE, THE OLD TESTAMENT, AND HISTORICAL CRITICISM
Jon D. Levenson 19
Chapter 3
ON READING THE BIBLE CRITICALLY AND OTHERWISE
Alan Cooper 61
Chapter 4
THE RECESSION OF BIBLICAL SOURCE CRITICISM
Richard Elliott Friedman 81
Chapter 5
BIBLICAL OR ISRAELITE HISTORY?
Baruch Halpern 103
Chapter 6
WOMEN’S STUDIES AND THE HEBREW BIBLE
Jo Ann Hackett 141
Chapter 7
ADONIJAH THE SON OF HAGGITH AND HIS SUPPORTERS: AN INQUIIRY INTO PROBLEMS ABOUT HISTORY AND HISTORIOGRAPHY
Tomoo Ishida 165
Chapter 8
POST-EXILIC HISTORIOGRAPHY
H. G. M. Wiliiamson 189
The future of biblical studies the hebrew scriptures [texto impreso] / Elliott Friedman, Richard, Autor . - [S.l.] : Scholars Press, [s.d.] . - 207 páginas.
ISSN : 978-1-55540-097-3
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Introduction
Richard Elliot Friedman and H. G. M. Williamson vii
Chapter 1
INTELLECTUAL HISTORY AND THE STUDY OF THE BIBLE
Robert A. Oden, Jr 1
Chapter 2
THE HEBREW BIBLE, THE OLD TESTAMENT, AND HISTORICAL CRITICISM
Jon D. Levenson 19
Chapter 3
ON READING THE BIBLE CRITICALLY AND OTHERWISE
Alan Cooper 61
Chapter 4
THE RECESSION OF BIBLICAL SOURCE CRITICISM
Richard Elliott Friedman 81
Chapter 5
BIBLICAL OR ISRAELITE HISTORY?
Baruch Halpern 103
Chapter 6
WOMEN’S STUDIES AND THE HEBREW BIBLE
Jo Ann Hackett 141
Chapter 7
ADONIJAH THE SON OF HAGGITH AND HIS SUPPORTERS: AN INQUIIRY INTO PROBLEMS ABOUT HISTORY AND HISTORIOGRAPHY
Tomoo Ishida 165
Chapter 8
POST-EXILIC HISTORIOGRAPHY
H. G. M. Wiliiamson 189
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Título : The new testament and its modern interpreters Tipo de documento: texto impreso Autores: Knight, Douglas, Autor Mención de edición: 1° Editorial: Scholars Press Fecha de publicación: 1989 Número de páginas: 601 páginas Nota general: <27060> Idioma : Español Clasificación: 225.6/K65/(ING) Resumen: Editors and Contributors xv
Preface to the Series xvi
Editor’s Preface xvii
Abbreviations xxviii
Part One; The World of the New Tesament
1. Greco –Roman Religion and Philosophy and The New Testament
Abraham J. Malherbe 3
I. Greco-Roman Religion and Philosophy 3
II. The New Testament 7
III. Individual Topics 11
IV. Conclusion 18
2. Judaism and The New Testament
Anthony J. Saldarini 27
I. Christianity and Judaism 28
II. The New Testament and Its Jewish Milieu 32
III. Conclusion 46
3. Qumran and The New Testament
Jerome Murphy O’Connor, O.P 55
I. Palestine 55
II. Outside Palestine 60
III. Methodology 63
Part Two: Methods of The New Testament Scholarship
4. Textual Criticism
Eldon Jay Epp 75
I. Past Decision Points in Bew Testament 75
II. The Post-World War II Setting 84
III. Current and Future Decisions Points in
New Testament Textual Criticism 97
IV. Conclusion 106
5. Philology
Schuyler Brown 127
I. The Problem of Definition 127
II. The Limitations of Philology as Sprachwissenschaft 128
III. The Problem of New Testament Greek 130
IV. The Diachronic Perspective 133
V. The Palestian Targums, Qumran, and the
Language of the New Testament 135
VI. Conclusion 136
6. Form and Redaction Criticism
Edgar. V. McKnight 149
I. Introduction 149
II. Form Criticism 150
III. Redaction Criticism 153
IV. Linguistic Challenges and Contributions to Form
and Redaction Criticism 164
V. Conclusion 167
7. Recent Literary Criticism
William A. Beardslee 175
I. The Background of Recent Literary Criticism 175
II. Aesthetic-Rhetorical Criticism: Amos N. Wilder 176
III. The Interpretation of Parables 177
IV. Literary Criticism and Historical Study 183
V. Aesthetic-Rhetorical Criticism and Linguistic-Structural Criticism 185
VI. Literary Criticism and Hermeneutics 189
Part Three: The Literature of the New Testament
8. The Canon of the New Testament
Harry Y. Gamble 201
I. Introduction 201
II. The Canon as a Historical Problem 202
III. The Canon as a Theological Problem 223
9. Synoptic Studies
Howard Clark Kee 245
I. Challenges to Common Assumptions 245
II. Attacks on and Alternatives to the
Two-Source Theory 248
III. Gospel Genre and the Origin of Gospel 253
IV. Historicity and The Gospel Tradition 258
V. The Social Setting and Function of the Gospels 259
VI. Results 260
VII. Prospects 261
10- Johannine Studies
D. Moody Smith 271
I. Introduction: Johannine Studies since 1945 271
II. The Literary Problem of the Fourth Gospel 273
III. The History-of-Religion Problem 276
IV. Johannine Christianity in the Context of the New testament
and Early Christianity 279
V. Johannine Theology 285
11. Luke Acts
Charles H. Talbert 297
I. Introduction 297
II. Arte the Lucan Theology and Occasion Accurately
Described by the New Look? 300
III. Is the Assesment of the Lucan Theology Correct? 305
IV. What about Questions Not Addressesd by Redaction Criticism? 311
12. Pauline Studies
Victor Paul Furnish 321
I. The Pauline Letters 322
II. Paul’s Life and Ministry 328
III. Pauline Thought 331
IV. Concluding Remarks 336
13. The Epistle to the Hebrews
Philio Edgcumbre Hughes 351
I. Hebrew and Qumran 351
II. Destination 353
III. Author 355
IV. Structure 356
14. James, 1-2 Peter, Jude
Birger A. Pearson 371
I. James 371
II. 1 Peter 376
III. 2 Peter 382
IV. Jude 385
V. General Conclusions 387
15. Revelation
Elisabeth Schussler Fiorenza 407
I. Research of Revelation 407
II. Historical-Critical Analyses 410
III. Literary-Functional Interpretation 416
16. New Testament Apocrypha
R. Mcl. Wilson 429
I. Definition and Delimitation 431
II. The Nag Hammadi Library 435
III. Non-Gnostic Apocrypha 437
IV Gnostic Apocrypha 445
V. The Significance of the New Testament Apocrypha 446
17. The Apostolic Fathers
William R. Schoedel 457
I. The Collection 457
II. General Studies 457
III. 1 Clement 459
IV. 2 Clement 462
V. Ignatius 462
VI. Policarp’s Letter to the Philippians 466
VII. Martydom of Polycarp 466
VIII. The Didache 467
IX. Barnabas 468
X. The Shepherd of Hermas 470
XI. Papias 472
Part four: New Testament Interpretation
18. Jesus and Christology
John Reumann 501
I. The Situation after World War II 504
II. The New Quest: A Proposal and an Umbrella 506
III. Some Christological Alternatives 508
IV. The Christological Titles 509
V. Special Areas of Study 514
VI. Types of Lives – Some Key Examples 520
VII. Conclusions, Issues, Methodology and Onward 524
19. New Testament Theology
Reginald H. Fuller 565
I. From Wrede to Bultmann 565
II. Rudolf Bultmann 565
III. After Bultmann, What? 567
IV. A Future for New Testament Theology 578
Maps 586
Index of Modern Authors 589
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Clasificación: 225.6/K65/(ING) Resumen: Editors and Contributors xv
Preface to the Series xvi
Editor’s Preface xvii
Abbreviations xxviii
Part One; The World of the New Tesament
1. Greco –Roman Religion and Philosophy and The New Testament
Abraham J. Malherbe 3
I. Greco-Roman Religion and Philosophy 3
II. The New Testament 7
III. Individual Topics 11
IV. Conclusion 18
2. Judaism and The New Testament
Anthony J. Saldarini 27
I. Christianity and Judaism 28
II. The New Testament and Its Jewish Milieu 32
III. Conclusion 46
3. Qumran and The New Testament
Jerome Murphy O’Connor, O.P 55
I. Palestine 55
II. Outside Palestine 60
III. Methodology 63
Part Two: Methods of The New Testament Scholarship
4. Textual Criticism
Eldon Jay Epp 75
I. Past Decision Points in Bew Testament 75
II. The Post-World War II Setting 84
III. Current and Future Decisions Points in
New Testament Textual Criticism 97
IV. Conclusion 106
5. Philology
Schuyler Brown 127
I. The Problem of Definition 127
II. The Limitations of Philology as Sprachwissenschaft 128
III. The Problem of New Testament Greek 130
IV. The Diachronic Perspective 133
V. The Palestian Targums, Qumran, and the
Language of the New Testament 135
VI. Conclusion 136
6. Form and Redaction Criticism
Edgar. V. McKnight 149
I. Introduction 149
II. Form Criticism 150
III. Redaction Criticism 153
IV. Linguistic Challenges and Contributions to Form
and Redaction Criticism 164
V. Conclusion 167
7. Recent Literary Criticism
William A. Beardslee 175
I. The Background of Recent Literary Criticism 175
II. Aesthetic-Rhetorical Criticism: Amos N. Wilder 176
III. The Interpretation of Parables 177
IV. Literary Criticism and Historical Study 183
V. Aesthetic-Rhetorical Criticism and Linguistic-Structural Criticism 185
VI. Literary Criticism and Hermeneutics 189
Part Three: The Literature of the New Testament
8. The Canon of the New Testament
Harry Y. Gamble 201
I. Introduction 201
II. The Canon as a Historical Problem 202
III. The Canon as a Theological Problem 223
9. Synoptic Studies
Howard Clark Kee 245
I. Challenges to Common Assumptions 245
II. Attacks on and Alternatives to the
Two-Source Theory 248
III. Gospel Genre and the Origin of Gospel 253
IV. Historicity and The Gospel Tradition 258
V. The Social Setting and Function of the Gospels 259
VI. Results 260
VII. Prospects 261
10- Johannine Studies
D. Moody Smith 271
I. Introduction: Johannine Studies since 1945 271
II. The Literary Problem of the Fourth Gospel 273
III. The History-of-Religion Problem 276
IV. Johannine Christianity in the Context of the New testament
and Early Christianity 279
V. Johannine Theology 285
11. Luke Acts
Charles H. Talbert 297
I. Introduction 297
II. Arte the Lucan Theology and Occasion Accurately
Described by the New Look? 300
III. Is the Assesment of the Lucan Theology Correct? 305
IV. What about Questions Not Addressesd by Redaction Criticism? 311
12. Pauline Studies
Victor Paul Furnish 321
I. The Pauline Letters 322
II. Paul’s Life and Ministry 328
III. Pauline Thought 331
IV. Concluding Remarks 336
13. The Epistle to the Hebrews
Philio Edgcumbre Hughes 351
I. Hebrew and Qumran 351
II. Destination 353
III. Author 355
IV. Structure 356
14. James, 1-2 Peter, Jude
Birger A. Pearson 371
I. James 371
II. 1 Peter 376
III. 2 Peter 382
IV. Jude 385
V. General Conclusions 387
15. Revelation
Elisabeth Schussler Fiorenza 407
I. Research of Revelation 407
II. Historical-Critical Analyses 410
III. Literary-Functional Interpretation 416
16. New Testament Apocrypha
R. Mcl. Wilson 429
I. Definition and Delimitation 431
II. The Nag Hammadi Library 435
III. Non-Gnostic Apocrypha 437
IV Gnostic Apocrypha 445
V. The Significance of the New Testament Apocrypha 446
17. The Apostolic Fathers
William R. Schoedel 457
I. The Collection 457
II. General Studies 457
III. 1 Clement 459
IV. 2 Clement 462
V. Ignatius 462
VI. Policarp’s Letter to the Philippians 466
VII. Martydom of Polycarp 466
VIII. The Didache 467
IX. Barnabas 468
X. The Shepherd of Hermas 470
XI. Papias 472
Part four: New Testament Interpretation
18. Jesus and Christology
John Reumann 501
I. The Situation after World War II 504
II. The New Quest: A Proposal and an Umbrella 506
III. Some Christological Alternatives 508
IV. The Christological Titles 509
V. Special Areas of Study 514
VI. Types of Lives – Some Key Examples 520
VII. Conclusions, Issues, Methodology and Onward 524
19. New Testament Theology
Reginald H. Fuller 565
I. From Wrede to Bultmann 565
II. Rudolf Bultmann 565
III. After Bultmann, What? 567
IV. A Future for New Testament Theology 578
Maps 586
Index of Modern Authors 589
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Título : Invention, arrangement, and style Tipo de documento: texto impreso Autores: Watson, Duane Frederick, Autor Editorial: Scholars Press Número de páginas: 214 páginas Nota general: <27138> Idioma : Español Clasificación: 220.6/SBL/104/(ING) Resumen: List of figures – x
Abbreviations – xi
Acknowledments – xii
1. INTRODUCTION – 1
The development of rhetorical criticism in biblical studies – 1
The development of rhetorical criticism of the new testament – 8
Determine the rhetorical unit – 8
Analyze the rhetorical situation – 8
Determine the species of rhetoric, the question and statis – 9
Analyze invention, arrangement, and style – 13
Invention – 14
Arrangement – 20
Style – 22
Amplification – 26
Evaluate rhetorical effectiveness – 28
2. THE EPISTLE OF JUDE: A RHETORICAL ANALYSIS – 29
The rhetorical unit – 29
The rhetorical situation – 29
The species of rhetoric, the question, and the stasis – 32
The exordium – 34
The epistolary prescript or quasi exordium – 40
The narratio – 43
The probation – 48
The first proof – 50
The peroration – 67
The repetition – 68
The adfectus – 71
The doxology or quasi peroration – 76
Evaluation of the rhetoric -78
3. THE EPISTLE OF 2 PETER: NA RHETORICAL ANALYSIS – 81
The rhetorical unit – 81
The rhetorical situation – 81
The species of rhetoric, the question and the stasis - 85
Invention, arrangement, and style – 87
The exordium – 87
The epistolary prescript or quasi exordium – 95
Rhetorical features of the testament genre – 96
The probation – 101
First accusation and refutation – 102
Second accusation and refutation – 105
Counteraccusation – 106
Third accusation and refutation – 110
The digression – 114
The transition – 124
Fourth accusation and refutation – 126
The peroratio – 135
The repetition – 136
The adfectus – 138
Evaluation of the rhetoric – 143
4. THE IMPLICATIONS OF RHETORICAL CRITICISM FOR QUESTIONS OF LITERARY INTEGRITY AND DEPENDENCY – 147
The question of the literary integrity of 2 pete – 147
The proposals for the non-literary integrity of 2 peter – 148
The contribution of rhetorical criticism to questions of literary integrity – 151
The contribution of rhetorical criticism to the question of the literary integrity of 2peter – 155
The nature of the literary relationship between jude and 2 peter – 160
The proposed explanations for the literary relationship – 160
The contribution of rhetorical criticism to the questions of literary dependence between jude and 2 peter – 163
General analysis – 169
Specific analysis – 172
CONCLUSIONS – 189
APPENDIXES – 191
GLOSSARY OF STYLE – 199
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY - 203
Invention, arrangement, and style [texto impreso] / Watson, Duane Frederick, Autor . - [S.l.] : Scholars Press, [s.d.] . - 214 páginas.
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Clasificación: 220.6/SBL/104/(ING) Resumen: List of figures – x
Abbreviations – xi
Acknowledments – xii
1. INTRODUCTION – 1
The development of rhetorical criticism in biblical studies – 1
The development of rhetorical criticism of the new testament – 8
Determine the rhetorical unit – 8
Analyze the rhetorical situation – 8
Determine the species of rhetoric, the question and statis – 9
Analyze invention, arrangement, and style – 13
Invention – 14
Arrangement – 20
Style – 22
Amplification – 26
Evaluate rhetorical effectiveness – 28
2. THE EPISTLE OF JUDE: A RHETORICAL ANALYSIS – 29
The rhetorical unit – 29
The rhetorical situation – 29
The species of rhetoric, the question, and the stasis – 32
The exordium – 34
The epistolary prescript or quasi exordium – 40
The narratio – 43
The probation – 48
The first proof – 50
The peroration – 67
The repetition – 68
The adfectus – 71
The doxology or quasi peroration – 76
Evaluation of the rhetoric -78
3. THE EPISTLE OF 2 PETER: NA RHETORICAL ANALYSIS – 81
The rhetorical unit – 81
The rhetorical situation – 81
The species of rhetoric, the question and the stasis - 85
Invention, arrangement, and style – 87
The exordium – 87
The epistolary prescript or quasi exordium – 95
Rhetorical features of the testament genre – 96
The probation – 101
First accusation and refutation – 102
Second accusation and refutation – 105
Counteraccusation – 106
Third accusation and refutation – 110
The digression – 114
The transition – 124
Fourth accusation and refutation – 126
The peroratio – 135
The repetition – 136
The adfectus – 138
Evaluation of the rhetoric – 143
4. THE IMPLICATIONS OF RHETORICAL CRITICISM FOR QUESTIONS OF LITERARY INTEGRITY AND DEPENDENCY – 147
The question of the literary integrity of 2 pete – 147
The proposals for the non-literary integrity of 2 peter – 148
The contribution of rhetorical criticism to questions of literary integrity – 151
The contribution of rhetorical criticism to the question of the literary integrity of 2peter – 155
The nature of the literary relationship between jude and 2 peter – 160
The proposed explanations for the literary relationship – 160
The contribution of rhetorical criticism to the questions of literary dependence between jude and 2 peter – 163
General analysis – 169
Specific analysis – 172
CONCLUSIONS – 189
APPENDIXES – 191
GLOSSARY OF STYLE – 199
SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY - 203
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Título : Micah and isaiah a form and tradition historical comparison Tipo de documento: texto impreso Autores: Stansell, Gary, Autor Editorial: Scholars Press Número de páginas: 214 páginas Nota general: <27137> Idioma : Español Clasificación: 220.6/SBL/85/(ING) Resumen: The problem – 1
Methodological considerations – 4
The texts to be studied – 7
1. THE THEOPHANY TRADITION IN MICAH AND ISAIAH
The theophany tradition in micah – 9
The theophany tradition in Isaiah – 23
Summary conclusion – 33
Excursus I
Samaria and the northern kingdom under
Prophetic judgement in micah and isaah – 34
2. JERUSALEM AND THE ZION TRADITION IN MICAH AND ISAIAH – 39
Micah – 40
Disaster comes to zion
Zion is destroyed
Isaiah – 52
Yahweh and zion
Yahweh protects zion
Yahweh purifies zion
Yahweh punishes zion
Excursus II
A comparison of micah – 63
Summary conclusion – 65
3. PROPHETIC CONFLICT AND OPPOSITION IN MICAH AND ISAIAH – 67
Conflict with the – 70
Opposition to the prophetic message – 91
Summary conclusion – 98
4. SOCIAL CRITIQUE IN MICAH AND ISAIAH – 101
Injustice and oppression – 102
Excursus III
In micah and Isaiah – 117
Expropriation of the land – 121
Summy conclusion – 131
CONCLUSIONS – 133
BIBLIOGRAPHY – 137
ABBREVATIONS – 149
INDEXES - 153
Micah and isaiah a form and tradition historical comparison [texto impreso] / Stansell, Gary, Autor . - [S.l.] : Scholars Press, [s.d.] . - 214 páginas.
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Clasificación: 220.6/SBL/85/(ING) Resumen: The problem – 1
Methodological considerations – 4
The texts to be studied – 7
1. THE THEOPHANY TRADITION IN MICAH AND ISAIAH
The theophany tradition in micah – 9
The theophany tradition in Isaiah – 23
Summary conclusion – 33
Excursus I
Samaria and the northern kingdom under
Prophetic judgement in micah and isaah – 34
2. JERUSALEM AND THE ZION TRADITION IN MICAH AND ISAIAH – 39
Micah – 40
Disaster comes to zion
Zion is destroyed
Isaiah – 52
Yahweh and zion
Yahweh protects zion
Yahweh purifies zion
Yahweh punishes zion
Excursus II
A comparison of micah – 63
Summary conclusion – 65
3. PROPHETIC CONFLICT AND OPPOSITION IN MICAH AND ISAIAH – 67
Conflict with the – 70
Opposition to the prophetic message – 91
Summary conclusion – 98
4. SOCIAL CRITIQUE IN MICAH AND ISAIAH – 101
Injustice and oppression – 102
Excursus III
In micah and Isaiah – 117
Expropriation of the land – 121
Summy conclusion – 131
CONCLUSIONS – 133
BIBLIOGRAPHY – 137
ABBREVATIONS – 149
INDEXES - 153
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Título : The utilization of 1 and 2 chronicles in the reconstruction of israelite history in the nineteenth century Tipo de documento: texto impreso Autores: Graham, Matt patrick, Autor Editorial: Scholars Press Número de páginas: 214 páginas Nota general: <27135> Idioma : Español Clasificación: 220.6/SBL/116/(ING) Resumen: I. Introduction: pre -critical traditional viewa of chronicles – 1
II. The first challenge to the credibility of chronicles and its consequences for the reconstruction of israelite history – 9
The cgallenge de wette, gesenius and gramberg – 9
De wette – 10
De wette and his approach – 10
Influences on de wette – 12
De wette´s work on chronicles – 19
Introduction – 19
The genetic relation of the two narratives – 20
The critical relation of the two narratives – 23
De wette´s approach to historical research and reconstruction – 25
Some observations on de wette treatment of chronicles – 32
De wette treatment of chronicles and the history of Israel religion – 32
De wette view of the historian task – 34
Opposition to rationalism – 34
Gesenius – 34
Gramberg – 36
Summary of the challenge to chronicles – 42
The repsonde berthodt, dahler, herbst, keil – 43
Introduction – 43
The arguments in defense of chronicles – 47
The divine inspiration argument – 47
The moral argument – 47
The source argument – 48
The supplementary argument – 50
The textual corruption argument – 51
The modernization argument – 52
The external support argument – 53
The general credibility argument – 54
Summary of arguments in defense of chronicles – 54
Before ewald – 55
Russell – 55
Milman – 56
Jahn – 64
Jost – 64
Summary of histories before ewald – 69
Ewald – 69
General – 69
History of Israel – 70
Chronicles – 76
Summary of ewald – 80
After ewald – 82
Germany – 82
Dillmann – 83
Bleek – 84
Bertheau – 87
Reinke – 91
Gerlach – 92
Weber – 94
Hitzig – 95
Summary of chronicles in german scholarship after ewald – 96
England - 97
Newman – 97
Davidson – 102
Stanley – 104
Summary of chronicles in English scholarship after ewald – 107
Jewish scholarship – 108
Geiger – 108
Graetz – 110
Summary of chronicles in jewish scholarship after ewald – 114
Summary of chronicles in scholarship after ewald – 115
III. The second challenge to the credibility of chronicles and Its consequences for the reconstruction of Israelite history – 117
Introduction – 117
Early developments – 118
Introduction – 117
Reuss – 118
General – 118
Chronicles – 121
Summary – 122
Vatke – 122
General – 122
Chronicles – 125
Summary – 127
Summary of early developments in the late dating of P – 128
Later developments – 128
Introduction – 128
Graf – 128
General – 128
Chronicles – 130
Summary – 134
Kuenen – 134
General – 134
Chronicles – 137
Summary – 139
Colenso - 139
General – 139
Chronicles – 140
Summary – 141
Wellhausen – 141
General – 141
Chronicles – 144
Summary – 149
Summary of later developments in the late dating of p – 150
Summary of developments in the redating of P – 150
Reconstruction of history – 151
Introduction – 151
Scholars who favored a late date for the priestly code – 152
Introduction – 152
Seinecke – 152
Meyer – 153
Stade – 154
General – 154
Chronicles – 155
Summary – 156
Renan – 157
General – 157
Chronicles – 159
Summary – 160
Piepenbring – 161
Cornily – 162
General – 162
Chronicles – 163
Summary – 165
Guthe – 166
Budde – 167
Summary of the treatment of chronicles by - 169
Scholars who held a pre-exilic date for the priestly code – 170
Introduction – 170
Noldeke – 170
Kohler – 172
Zockler – 174
Kittel – 176
General – 176
Chronicles – 180
Summary – 182
Klostermann – 183
General – 183
Chronicles – 183
Summary – 185
Neteler – 186
Oettli – 187
Summary of the treatment of chronicles by scholars favoring an early date for P – 189
Summary of the consequences of a late P for the reconstruction of Israelite history – 190
d. summary of chapter three – 191
archaeology and the credibility of chronicles - 193
introduction - 193
nineteenth century archaeological research -. 193
introduction – 193
Palestine – 194
Egypt and Mesopotamia – 195
The effects of nineteenth century archaeology on biblical studies in general – 198
Summary of nineteenth century – 199
Archaeology in defense of chronicles – 199
Introduction – 199
Rawlinson – 200
General – 200
Chronicles -201
Summary – 204
Schrader – 205
General – 205
Chronicles – 206
Summary – 207
Sayce – 208
General – 208
Archaeology vs higher criticism – 209
Chronicles – 213
Summary – 216
G. A. smith – 217
Mc curdy – 218
Summary of archaeology´s use the defense of chronicles – 22
Critical response to the apologetical – 223
Introduction – 223
W.R. smith – 223
General – 223
Chronicles -224
Summary – 226
Driver – 227
General – 227
Chronicles – 228
Summary – 231
Bennet – 231
Barnes – 233
Cheyne- 235
General – 235
Chronicles – 236
Summary – 237
Brow – 238
Summary of the critical response to the apologetical use of archaeology – 240
Summary of chapter four – 241
Conclusions – 243
Bibliography - 251
The utilization of 1 and 2 chronicles in the reconstruction of israelite history in the nineteenth century [texto impreso] / Graham, Matt patrick, Autor . - [S.l.] : Scholars Press, [s.d.] . - 214 páginas.
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Clasificación: 220.6/SBL/116/(ING) Resumen: I. Introduction: pre -critical traditional viewa of chronicles – 1
II. The first challenge to the credibility of chronicles and its consequences for the reconstruction of israelite history – 9
The cgallenge de wette, gesenius and gramberg – 9
De wette – 10
De wette and his approach – 10
Influences on de wette – 12
De wette´s work on chronicles – 19
Introduction – 19
The genetic relation of the two narratives – 20
The critical relation of the two narratives – 23
De wette´s approach to historical research and reconstruction – 25
Some observations on de wette treatment of chronicles – 32
De wette treatment of chronicles and the history of Israel religion – 32
De wette view of the historian task – 34
Opposition to rationalism – 34
Gesenius – 34
Gramberg – 36
Summary of the challenge to chronicles – 42
The repsonde berthodt, dahler, herbst, keil – 43
Introduction – 43
The arguments in defense of chronicles – 47
The divine inspiration argument – 47
The moral argument – 47
The source argument – 48
The supplementary argument – 50
The textual corruption argument – 51
The modernization argument – 52
The external support argument – 53
The general credibility argument – 54
Summary of arguments in defense of chronicles – 54
Before ewald – 55
Russell – 55
Milman – 56
Jahn – 64
Jost – 64
Summary of histories before ewald – 69
Ewald – 69
General – 69
History of Israel – 70
Chronicles – 76
Summary of ewald – 80
After ewald – 82
Germany – 82
Dillmann – 83
Bleek – 84
Bertheau – 87
Reinke – 91
Gerlach – 92
Weber – 94
Hitzig – 95
Summary of chronicles in german scholarship after ewald – 96
England - 97
Newman – 97
Davidson – 102
Stanley – 104
Summary of chronicles in English scholarship after ewald – 107
Jewish scholarship – 108
Geiger – 108
Graetz – 110
Summary of chronicles in jewish scholarship after ewald – 114
Summary of chronicles in scholarship after ewald – 115
III. The second challenge to the credibility of chronicles and Its consequences for the reconstruction of Israelite history – 117
Introduction – 117
Early developments – 118
Introduction – 117
Reuss – 118
General – 118
Chronicles – 121
Summary – 122
Vatke – 122
General – 122
Chronicles – 125
Summary – 127
Summary of early developments in the late dating of P – 128
Later developments – 128
Introduction – 128
Graf – 128
General – 128
Chronicles – 130
Summary – 134
Kuenen – 134
General – 134
Chronicles – 137
Summary – 139
Colenso - 139
General – 139
Chronicles – 140
Summary – 141
Wellhausen – 141
General – 141
Chronicles – 144
Summary – 149
Summary of later developments in the late dating of p – 150
Summary of developments in the redating of P – 150
Reconstruction of history – 151
Introduction – 151
Scholars who favored a late date for the priestly code – 152
Introduction – 152
Seinecke – 152
Meyer – 153
Stade – 154
General – 154
Chronicles – 155
Summary – 156
Renan – 157
General – 157
Chronicles – 159
Summary – 160
Piepenbring – 161
Cornily – 162
General – 162
Chronicles – 163
Summary – 165
Guthe – 166
Budde – 167
Summary of the treatment of chronicles by - 169
Scholars who held a pre-exilic date for the priestly code – 170
Introduction – 170
Noldeke – 170
Kohler – 172
Zockler – 174
Kittel – 176
General – 176
Chronicles – 180
Summary – 182
Klostermann – 183
General – 183
Chronicles – 183
Summary – 185
Neteler – 186
Oettli – 187
Summary of the treatment of chronicles by scholars favoring an early date for P – 189
Summary of the consequences of a late P for the reconstruction of Israelite history – 190
d. summary of chapter three – 191
archaeology and the credibility of chronicles - 193
introduction - 193
nineteenth century archaeological research -. 193
introduction – 193
Palestine – 194
Egypt and Mesopotamia – 195
The effects of nineteenth century archaeology on biblical studies in general – 198
Summary of nineteenth century – 199
Archaeology in defense of chronicles – 199
Introduction – 199
Rawlinson – 200
General – 200
Chronicles -201
Summary – 204
Schrader – 205
General – 205
Chronicles – 206
Summary – 207
Sayce – 208
General – 208
Archaeology vs higher criticism – 209
Chronicles – 213
Summary – 216
G. A. smith – 217
Mc curdy – 218
Summary of archaeology´s use the defense of chronicles – 22
Critical response to the apologetical – 223
Introduction – 223
W.R. smith – 223
General – 223
Chronicles -224
Summary – 226
Driver – 227
General – 227
Chronicles – 228
Summary – 231
Bennet – 231
Barnes – 233
Cheyne- 235
General – 235
Chronicles – 236
Summary – 237
Brow – 238
Summary of the critical response to the apologetical use of archaeology – 240
Summary of chapter four – 241
Conclusions – 243
Bibliography - 251
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Título : The household of god Tipo de documento: texto impreso Autores: Verner, David, Autor Editorial: Scholars Press Número de páginas: 214 páginas Nota general: <27134> Idioma : Español Clasificación: 220.5/SBL/71/(ING) Resumen: LIST OF CHARTS – viii
ABBREVIATIONS – ix
Chapter
I. INTRODUCTION – 1
Previous investigation of social status –
Social structure and social tensions
In early christianity – 3
Social status – 3
Social structure – 6
Social tensions – 9
Implications for pastorals research – 12
Previous study of the pastorals and
Of the haustafeln – 13
I timothy 3:14 and pastorals research – 13
The haustafeln in previous research – 16
The problem of I timothy 2: 1 – 6:1 – 23
Implications fot the presents study – 24
The present task – 25
Significance – 26
II. THE HOUSEHOLD
IN THE HELLENISTIC ROMAN WORLD – 27
The social structure of households – 27
The traditional greek
And roman households – 27
Developments in the
Hellenistic period – 35
Rome and the eastern provinces –
During the early y empire – 39
Hellenistic Judaism – 44
Househols within the
Class structure of the cities – 47
Class structure in the cities
Of the roman emire – 47
Upper class households – 54
Lower class households - 56
Social tensions related to the household – 64
The traditional household
And the larger society – 71
Conclusions- 79
III. THE HAUSTAFEL TRADITION IN THE PASTORALS – 83
The haustafeln as
Early christian paraenesis – 83
The haustafel schema tpos – 84
The use of the haustafel tradition
In the pastorals – 91
The household management topos
In the paatorals – 91
The development of the station code
Shema in the pastorals – 92
Assessment – 106
I tim 3:14 – 16 and the
Station codes of the pastorals – 107
Excursus: paraenetic discourse – 112
The traditional nature of paraenesis
And the issue of coherence – 115
Assessment – 125
IV. THE HOUSEHOLD AND THE HOUSEHOLD OF GOD IN THE CHURCH OF THE PASTORALS – 127
The householder – 128
The householder – 128
Women in the household – 134
Children – 140
Slaves – 140
Summary and assessment – 145
The household of god – 147
The leadership of the church – 147
Offices and official structure – 147
General features of the leadership – 151
Timothy and titus -157
Summart – 159
Widows - 161
Men and women in worship – 166
Age groups in the church – 171
Wealth and the wealthy – 174
The false teaching and its adherents – 175
Overall assessment: social structure
Social status, and social tensions in the church of the pastorals – 180
BIBLIOGRAPHY - 187
The household of god [texto impreso] / Verner, David, Autor . - [S.l.] : Scholars Press, [s.d.] . - 214 páginas.
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Clasificación: 220.5/SBL/71/(ING) Resumen: LIST OF CHARTS – viii
ABBREVIATIONS – ix
Chapter
I. INTRODUCTION – 1
Previous investigation of social status –
Social structure and social tensions
In early christianity – 3
Social status – 3
Social structure – 6
Social tensions – 9
Implications for pastorals research – 12
Previous study of the pastorals and
Of the haustafeln – 13
I timothy 3:14 and pastorals research – 13
The haustafeln in previous research – 16
The problem of I timothy 2: 1 – 6:1 – 23
Implications fot the presents study – 24
The present task – 25
Significance – 26
II. THE HOUSEHOLD
IN THE HELLENISTIC ROMAN WORLD – 27
The social structure of households – 27
The traditional greek
And roman households – 27
Developments in the
Hellenistic period – 35
Rome and the eastern provinces –
During the early y empire – 39
Hellenistic Judaism – 44
Househols within the
Class structure of the cities – 47
Class structure in the cities
Of the roman emire – 47
Upper class households – 54
Lower class households - 56
Social tensions related to the household – 64
The traditional household
And the larger society – 71
Conclusions- 79
III. THE HAUSTAFEL TRADITION IN THE PASTORALS – 83
The haustafeln as
Early christian paraenesis – 83
The haustafel schema tpos – 84
The use of the haustafel tradition
In the pastorals – 91
The household management topos
In the paatorals – 91
The development of the station code
Shema in the pastorals – 92
Assessment – 106
I tim 3:14 – 16 and the
Station codes of the pastorals – 107
Excursus: paraenetic discourse – 112
The traditional nature of paraenesis
And the issue of coherence – 115
Assessment – 125
IV. THE HOUSEHOLD AND THE HOUSEHOLD OF GOD IN THE CHURCH OF THE PASTORALS – 127
The householder – 128
The householder – 128
Women in the household – 134
Children – 140
Slaves – 140
Summary and assessment – 145
The household of god – 147
The leadership of the church – 147
Offices and official structure – 147
General features of the leadership – 151
Timothy and titus -157
Summart – 159
Widows - 161
Men and women in worship – 166
Age groups in the church – 171
Wealth and the wealthy – 174
The false teaching and its adherents – 175
Overall assessment: social structure
Social status, and social tensions in the church of the pastorals – 180
BIBLIOGRAPHY - 187
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Título : Kingship according th the deuteronomistic history Tipo de documento: texto impreso Autores: Gerbrandt, Gerald Eddie, Autor Editorial: Scholars Press Número de páginas: 214 páginas Nota general: <27133> Idioma : Español Clasificación: 220.6/SBL/87/(ING) Resumen: PREFACE – xi
ABBREVIATIONS – xiii
Chapter
1. INTRODUCTION AND REVIEW OF RESEARCH – 1
A review of research on the composition – 1
Martin Noth – 1
Rejection of martin noth´s thesis – 2
Confirmation of martin noth´s thesis – 5
Modification of martin noth´s thesis – 6
Gerhard von rad – 7
The two redaction theory – 8
Dtrg dtrp dtrn – 11
A response to the researcha on the composition – 13
A review of research on kingship according – 18
The traditional position – 18
Recent alternative proposals – 23
A response to the research on kingship according - 36
The purpose this dissertation - 38
2. KINGSHIP IN KINGS 18-23 – 45
King Josiah – 45
The Deuteronomist’s evaluation of – 46
The basis of the Deuteronomist’s – 47
The discovery of the lawbook – 59
The covenant renewal ceremony – 61
The reform of the cult – 64
The Passover celebration – 66
Conclusion – 67
King Hezekiah, 2 king 18-20 – 68
The Deuteronomist’s evaluation of – 72
The basis of the Deuteronomist’s – 75
Introduction, 2 king 18:9 – 79
Yahweh´s deliverance of Jerusalem – 81
Hezekiah´s Illines, 2 kings – 85
The envoys from Babylon – 86
Conclusion – 88
A proposal: the role of the king according – 89
The Deuteronomist’s theology – 90
The rolo of the king according to – 96
3. KINGSHIP IN THE REMAINDER OF THE Deuteronomist’s HISTORY – 103
Deuteronomy 17:14-20 – thr law – 103
Kingchip in the deuteronomic law of kingship – 108
Joshua – 116
Judges – 123
Gideon and kingship judges 8:22-23 – 123
Jotham´s fable and the story of – 129
Judges – 134
The deteronomist and the time of the judges – 138
The rise kingship – 140
Preliminary critical concerns - 140
Rhetoric – 143
The function of I Samuel 8-12 in the deuteronomistic history – 145
Dangers of kingship – 146
With isaelite theology – 149
The rejection of saul – 154
King david in the deuteronomistic – 158
Preliminary critical concerns – 158
The Davidic covenant – 160
The prophecy of Nathan – 160
The Davidic promise in the remainder of the deuteronomistic history – 164
King david and the deuteronomistic view of kingship – 170
1 and 2 kings – 173
The Deuteronomist and king Solomon -174
The sin of jeroboam and the end of the north – 177
Prophets, kings, and the battles of Israel – 180
The coronation of josah, I king II – 182
4. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION – 189
APPENDIX: A REVIEZ OF RESEARCH ON 2 KINGS 22-23 – 195
BIBLIOGRAPHY – 201
INDEX - 227
Kingship according th the deuteronomistic history [texto impreso] / Gerbrandt, Gerald Eddie, Autor . - [S.l.] : Scholars Press, [s.d.] . - 214 páginas.
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Clasificación: 220.6/SBL/87/(ING) Resumen: PREFACE – xi
ABBREVIATIONS – xiii
Chapter
1. INTRODUCTION AND REVIEW OF RESEARCH – 1
A review of research on the composition – 1
Martin Noth – 1
Rejection of martin noth´s thesis – 2
Confirmation of martin noth´s thesis – 5
Modification of martin noth´s thesis – 6
Gerhard von rad – 7
The two redaction theory – 8
Dtrg dtrp dtrn – 11
A response to the researcha on the composition – 13
A review of research on kingship according – 18
The traditional position – 18
Recent alternative proposals – 23
A response to the research on kingship according - 36
The purpose this dissertation - 38
2. KINGSHIP IN KINGS 18-23 – 45
King Josiah – 45
The Deuteronomist’s evaluation of – 46
The basis of the Deuteronomist’s – 47
The discovery of the lawbook – 59
The covenant renewal ceremony – 61
The reform of the cult – 64
The Passover celebration – 66
Conclusion – 67
King Hezekiah, 2 king 18-20 – 68
The Deuteronomist’s evaluation of – 72
The basis of the Deuteronomist’s – 75
Introduction, 2 king 18:9 – 79
Yahweh´s deliverance of Jerusalem – 81
Hezekiah´s Illines, 2 kings – 85
The envoys from Babylon – 86
Conclusion – 88
A proposal: the role of the king according – 89
The Deuteronomist’s theology – 90
The rolo of the king according to – 96
3. KINGSHIP IN THE REMAINDER OF THE Deuteronomist’s HISTORY – 103
Deuteronomy 17:14-20 – thr law – 103
Kingchip in the deuteronomic law of kingship – 108
Joshua – 116
Judges – 123
Gideon and kingship judges 8:22-23 – 123
Jotham´s fable and the story of – 129
Judges – 134
The deteronomist and the time of the judges – 138
The rise kingship – 140
Preliminary critical concerns - 140
Rhetoric – 143
The function of I Samuel 8-12 in the deuteronomistic history – 145
Dangers of kingship – 146
With isaelite theology – 149
The rejection of saul – 154
King david in the deuteronomistic – 158
Preliminary critical concerns – 158
The Davidic covenant – 160
The prophecy of Nathan – 160
The Davidic promise in the remainder of the deuteronomistic history – 164
King david and the deuteronomistic view of kingship – 170
1 and 2 kings – 173
The Deuteronomist and king Solomon -174
The sin of jeroboam and the end of the north – 177
Prophets, kings, and the battles of Israel – 180
The coronation of josah, I king II – 182
4. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION – 189
APPENDIX: A REVIEZ OF RESEARCH ON 2 KINGS 22-23 – 195
BIBLIOGRAPHY – 201
INDEX - 227
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Título : Anthroplogical perspectives on old testament prophecy Tipo de documento: texto impreso Editorial: Scholars Press Número de páginas: 136 páginas Nota general: <27219> Idioma : Español Clasificación: 220.1/S/21/(ING) Resumen: Contributors to this Issue – iv
Preface – v
Anthropology and old testament studies: an introductory comment
Robert C. Culley – 1
ARTICLES
An anthropological perspective upon prophetic
Call narratives – 9
Social dimensions of prophetic conflict – 31
Prophecy: the problem of cross cultural comparison – 55
From prophecy to apocalyptic: reflections on the shape of Israelite religion – 79
RESPONSES TO ARTICLES
Reflections on prophecy and prophetic groups – 99
Problems and promises in the comparative analysis – 103
Prophets and their publics – 113
REPLIES TO THE COMMENTATORS
On social and individual aspects of prophecy – 121
Perils general and particular – 125
Model, meaning and necessity – 129
The problems of describing and defining apocalyptic discourse – 133
Anthroplogical perspectives on old testament prophecy [texto impreso] . - [S.l.] : Scholars Press, [s.d.] . - 136 páginas.
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Clasificación: 220.1/S/21/(ING) Resumen: Contributors to this Issue – iv
Preface – v
Anthropology and old testament studies: an introductory comment
Robert C. Culley – 1
ARTICLES
An anthropological perspective upon prophetic
Call narratives – 9
Social dimensions of prophetic conflict – 31
Prophecy: the problem of cross cultural comparison – 55
From prophecy to apocalyptic: reflections on the shape of Israelite religion – 79
RESPONSES TO ARTICLES
Reflections on prophecy and prophetic groups – 99
Problems and promises in the comparative analysis – 103
Prophets and their publics – 113
REPLIES TO THE COMMENTATORS
On social and individual aspects of prophecy – 121
Perils general and particular – 125
Model, meaning and necessity – 129
The problems of describing and defining apocalyptic discourse – 133
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Título : Julius wellhausen and his prolegomena to the history of israel Tipo de documento: texto impreso Mención de edición: 1° Editorial: Scholars Press Fecha de publicación: 1983 Número de páginas: 136 páginas Nota general: <27218> Idioma : Inglés Clasificación: 220.1/S/25/(ING) Resumen: Contributors to This Issue vi
Abbreviations vii
Preface ix
Chapter 1: Julius Wellhausen and His
Prolegomena to the History of Israel
Rudolf Smend 1
Chapter 2: Wellhausen and the Interpretation of Israel’s Literature
Douglas A. Knight 21
Chapter 3: Wellhausen as a Historian of Israel
John H. Hayes 37
Chapter 4: Wellhausen and the History of Israel’s Religion
Patrick D. Miller, Jr 61
Chapter 5: Wellhausen and Judaism
Lou H. Silberman 75
Chapter 6: Wellhausen in English
Brevard S. Childs 83
Chapter 7: Wellhausen on the New Testament
Nils A. Dahl 89
Chapter 8: Wellhausen as an Arabist
Kurt Rudolph 111
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Abbreviations vii
Preface ix
Chapter 1: Julius Wellhausen and His
Prolegomena to the History of Israel
Rudolf Smend 1
Chapter 2: Wellhausen and the Interpretation of Israel’s Literature
Douglas A. Knight 21
Chapter 3: Wellhausen as a Historian of Israel
John H. Hayes 37
Chapter 4: Wellhausen and the History of Israel’s Religion
Patrick D. Miller, Jr 61
Chapter 5: Wellhausen and Judaism
Lou H. Silberman 75
Chapter 6: Wellhausen in English
Brevard S. Childs 83
Chapter 7: Wellhausen on the New Testament
Nils A. Dahl 89
Chapter 8: Wellhausen as an Arabist
Kurt Rudolph 111
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Título : The biblie and feminist hermeneutics Tipo de documento: texto impreso Mención de edición: 1° Editorial: Scholars Press Fecha de publicación: 1983 Número de páginas: 136 páginas Nota general: <27217> Idioma : Inglés Clasificación: 220.1/S/28/(ING) Resumen: Contributors to This Issue iv
Introduction 1
Matthew: Gender and Reading
Janice Capel Anderson 3
Fallible Followers: Women and Men in the Gospel of Mark
Elizabeth Struthers Malbon 29
Tradition and Convention in the Book of Jusith
Toni Craven 49
“You Shall Let Every Daughter Live”
A Study of Exodus 1:8-2:10
J. Cheryl Exum 63
Luke 9:28-36: The Beginning of an Exodus
Sharon H. Ringe 83
The “Theology of Woman’s Place”
And the “Paulinist” Tradition
William O. Walker, Jr 101
Defining the Problem: The Bible
And Feminist Hermeneutics
Mary Ann Tolbert 113
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Introduction 1
Matthew: Gender and Reading
Janice Capel Anderson 3
Fallible Followers: Women and Men in the Gospel of Mark
Elizabeth Struthers Malbon 29
Tradition and Convention in the Book of Jusith
Toni Craven 49
“You Shall Let Every Daughter Live”
A Study of Exodus 1:8-2:10
J. Cheryl Exum 63
Luke 9:28-36: The Beginning of an Exodus
Sharon H. Ringe 83
The “Theology of Woman’s Place”
And the “Paulinist” Tradition
William O. Walker, Jr 101
Defining the Problem: The Bible
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Título : Social scientific criticism of the new testament and its social world Tipo de documento: texto impreso Mención de edición: 1° Editorial: Scholars Press Fecha de publicación: 1986 Número de páginas: 136 páginas Nota general: <27216> Idioma : Inglés Clasificación: 220.1/S/35/(ING) Resumen: Contributors to this issue iv
Social-Scientific Criticism of the New Testament and its Social World:
More on Methord and Models
John H. Elliot 1
Normative Dissonance and Christian Origins
Bruce J. Malina 35
Grid and Group in Mathew’s Community:
The Righteousness/Honor Code in the Sermon on the Mount
Leland J. White 61
Idea of Purity in Mark’s Gospel
Jerome H. Neyrey. S.J. 91
Body Language in 1 Corinthians:
The Use of Anthropological Models for Understanding Paul and His Opponents
Jerome H. Neyrey, S.J. 129
The Received View and What It Cannot Do: III John and Hospitality
Bruce J. Malina 171
Social scientific criticism of the new testament and its social world [texto impreso] . - 1° . - [S.l.] : Scholars Press, 1986 . - 136 páginas.
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Social-Scientific Criticism of the New Testament and its Social World:
More on Methord and Models
John H. Elliot 1
Normative Dissonance and Christian Origins
Bruce J. Malina 35
Grid and Group in Mathew’s Community:
The Righteousness/Honor Code in the Sermon on the Mount
Leland J. White 61
Idea of Purity in Mark’s Gospel
Jerome H. Neyrey. S.J. 91
Body Language in 1 Corinthians:
The Use of Anthropological Models for Understanding Paul and His Opponents
Jerome H. Neyrey, S.J. 129
The Received View and What It Cannot Do: III John and Hospitality
Bruce J. Malina 171
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Título : Social scientific criticism of the hebrew bible and its social world. The israelite monarchy Tipo de documento: texto impreso Editorial: Scholars Press Número de páginas: 136 páginas Nota general: <27215> Idioma : Español Clasificación: 220.1/S/37/(ING) Social scientific criticism of the hebrew bible and its social world. The israelite monarchy [texto impreso] . - [S.l.] : Scholars Press, [s.d.] . - 136 páginas.
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Título : Composition and tradition in the book of hosea Tipo de documento: texto impreso Autores: Yee, Gale, Autor Editorial: Scholars Press Número de páginas: 428 páginas Nota general: <27187> Idioma : Español Clasificación: 220.6/SBL/102/(ING) Resumen: PREFACE – xi-xii
CHAPTER ONE – theories of hosean compostition a forsechungsbericht – 1-25
CHAPTER TWO – presuppositions in hosean scholarship: an argument for methodological clarity – 27-50
I. Presupposition one the original is the most valuable – 28
II. Presupposition two: the oral or preliterary stage in the proper focus of research forunderstanding the prophetic message – 32
III. Presupposition three: there is no qualitative difference between the oral and written stages – 35
IV. The radical peculiarities of the oral and written stages – 36
V. The redactional selection of traditional material for the larger literary framework – 41
VI. Summary – 44
VII. The methodological task: A redaction critical examination – 46
CHAPTER THREE – the composition of hos 1-3 final redacted state – 51-95
I. INTRODUCTION to the macrostructure – 51
II. Theories regarding hos – 52
III. The final redacted state of hos – 54
IV. Summary of the final redacted state of hos – 90
CHAPTER FOUR – the composition of hos 1-3 the earlier stages of the tradition – 97-125
I. Hos and his 2 reconstructed text – 97
II. Possibility 1: hos and 2 astwo independently authored texs joined later – 102
III. Possibility 2: hos 1 as a secondary introduction to hos 2 – 103
IV. The collector of the saying attributed to hosea – 112
V. The first redactor of the collection – 115
VI. The first redactor and the final redactor – 120
VII. The saying attributed to the prophet hosea – 122
CHAPTER FIVE: the redactional history of - 127-130
CHAPTER SIX – the composition of hos 4-11, 12-14: final redacted state – 131-259
I. Hos 14: 2-10 – the reactional – 131
II. The macrostructure of hos 4-11 – 142
III. The final redaction of hos 4 – 158
IV. The final redaction of hos 5 – 170
V. The final redaction of hos 6 – 174
VI. The final redaction of hos 7 – 179
VII. The final redaction of hos 8 – 189
VIII. The final redaction of hos 9 – 198
IX. The final redaction of hos 10 – 207
X. The final redaction of hos 11 – 214
XI. The final redaction of hos 12 – 229
XII. The final redaction of hos 13 - 248
CHAPTER SEVEN – the composition of hos 4-10; 12-13: earlier stages of the tradition – 261-304
I. The earlier stages of hos 4 – 262
II. The earlier stages of hos 5 – 272
III. The earlier stages of hos 6 – 278
IV. The earlier stages of hos 7 – 282
V. The earlier stages of hos 8 – 286
VI. The earlier stages of hos 9 – 289
VII. The hosean tradition in hos 12 and 13 - 398
CHAPTER EIGHT- conclusion – 305-313
APPENDIX: the reactional history of the book of Hosea 315-317
ABBREVIATIONS – 319-322
NOTES – 323-418
BIBLIOGRAPHY – 373-418
INDEX OF AUTHORS – 419-420
INDEX OF BIBLICAL REFERENCES – 421-428
Composition and tradition in the book of hosea [texto impreso] / Yee, Gale, Autor . - [S.l.] : Scholars Press, [s.d.] . - 428 páginas.
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Clasificación: 220.6/SBL/102/(ING) Resumen: PREFACE – xi-xii
CHAPTER ONE – theories of hosean compostition a forsechungsbericht – 1-25
CHAPTER TWO – presuppositions in hosean scholarship: an argument for methodological clarity – 27-50
I. Presupposition one the original is the most valuable – 28
II. Presupposition two: the oral or preliterary stage in the proper focus of research forunderstanding the prophetic message – 32
III. Presupposition three: there is no qualitative difference between the oral and written stages – 35
IV. The radical peculiarities of the oral and written stages – 36
V. The redactional selection of traditional material for the larger literary framework – 41
VI. Summary – 44
VII. The methodological task: A redaction critical examination – 46
CHAPTER THREE – the composition of hos 1-3 final redacted state – 51-95
I. INTRODUCTION to the macrostructure – 51
II. Theories regarding hos – 52
III. The final redacted state of hos – 54
IV. Summary of the final redacted state of hos – 90
CHAPTER FOUR – the composition of hos 1-3 the earlier stages of the tradition – 97-125
I. Hos and his 2 reconstructed text – 97
II. Possibility 1: hos and 2 astwo independently authored texs joined later – 102
III. Possibility 2: hos 1 as a secondary introduction to hos 2 – 103
IV. The collector of the saying attributed to hosea – 112
V. The first redactor of the collection – 115
VI. The first redactor and the final redactor – 120
VII. The saying attributed to the prophet hosea – 122
CHAPTER FIVE: the redactional history of - 127-130
CHAPTER SIX – the composition of hos 4-11, 12-14: final redacted state – 131-259
I. Hos 14: 2-10 – the reactional – 131
II. The macrostructure of hos 4-11 – 142
III. The final redaction of hos 4 – 158
IV. The final redaction of hos 5 – 170
V. The final redaction of hos 6 – 174
VI. The final redaction of hos 7 – 179
VII. The final redaction of hos 8 – 189
VIII. The final redaction of hos 9 – 198
IX. The final redaction of hos 10 – 207
X. The final redaction of hos 11 – 214
XI. The final redaction of hos 12 – 229
XII. The final redaction of hos 13 - 248
CHAPTER SEVEN – the composition of hos 4-10; 12-13: earlier stages of the tradition – 261-304
I. The earlier stages of hos 4 – 262
II. The earlier stages of hos 5 – 272
III. The earlier stages of hos 6 – 278
IV. The earlier stages of hos 7 – 282
V. The earlier stages of hos 8 – 286
VI. The earlier stages of hos 9 – 289
VII. The hosean tradition in hos 12 and 13 - 398
CHAPTER EIGHT- conclusion – 305-313
APPENDIX: the reactional history of the book of Hosea 315-317
ABBREVIATIONS – 319-322
NOTES – 323-418
BIBLIOGRAPHY – 373-418
INDEX OF AUTHORS – 419-420
INDEX OF BIBLICAL REFERENCES – 421-428
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