Amos among the ‘Dead Prophets Society’: Re-Reading the Lion's Roar
Amos 3.3–8 is usually interpreted as the historical prophet's self-justification before a hostile crowd. I employ this passage in a similar manner, but restrict the confrontation to a literary world created by a post-monarchic body of scribes and interpreters. These I label the ‘Dead Prophets S...
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Sage
2000
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Journal for the study of the Old Testament
Year: 2000, Volume: 25, Issue: 90, Pages: 55-77 |
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