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|a Re-Reading the Scriptures
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|a Cover; Preface; Table of Contents; List of Abbreviations; The Yahwist: The Earliest Editor in the Pentateuch; I; II; III; IV; V; VI; VII; The Text of the Yahwist's History; Genesis 2-3: A Case of Inner-Biblical Interpretation; The Earliest Form of the Narrative; The Fundamental Anthropological Viewpoints; The Nature of Sin; The Origin of Mortality and the Possibility of Eternal Life; Righteousness in the Joseph Story: Joseph Resists Seduction (Genesis 39); The Literary-Historical Problem; The Original Shape of the Scene; The Narrative within the Yahwist's History (J)
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|a The Righteousness EditionFurther Traces of the Righteousness Edition; Appendix; The Yahwist and the Redactional Link between Genesis and Exodus; Appendix The Yahwist as Editor in Exodus 3: The Evidence of Language; Summary; Source Criticism: The Miracle at the Sea; Definition of the Method; The Miracle at the Sea; The Supplementary Hypothesis (1): Late Revisions and Expansions; The Documentary Hypothesis: The Separation of the Yahwist's History and the Priestly Code; The Supplementary Hypothesis (2): Supplements within the Priestly Code
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|a The Redaction Hypothesis: The Narrative within the Yahwist's HistoryThe Fragment Hypothesis: The Transmitted Sources; On the Cohesion and Separation of Books within the Enneateuch; Single Books or Large Redactional Units?; The Size of the Scrolls; Samuel and Kings; Judges and Samuel; Joshua and Judges; Deuteronomy and Joshua; Genesis und Exodus; Exodus and Leviticus; Leviticus and Numbers; Numbers and Deuteronomy; Conclusions; Israel and Canaan: The Origins of a Fictitious Antagonism; Conditions in the Period of the Monarchy; "Israel" as the Subject of the Pre-State Narrative
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|a Israelites under Canaanites: the Era of the PatriarchsYahwist and Deuteronomist; The Developed Concept; Old Testament Religion: Conflict and Peace; The "Balance of Power" in Nature and Politics; Mythology Mirrors the Experience of Life; Yahweh, the Victorious King; The Temple as the Residence of Yahweh; The King in Dialogue with Yahweh; The King Trusts in Yahweh; Judaism: Israel becomes Yahweh's Vassal; The Synchronistic Excerpt from the Annals of the Kings of Israel and Judah; II; III; IV; V; VI; VII; Abstract; The Empty Land in Kings; Jehoiachin and the First Deportation; Zedekiah's Fate
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|a The Destruction of Jerusalem and the Second DeportationThe Reign of Gedaliah; The Rehabilitation of Jehoiachin; Conclusions; The "Word of Yahweh": A Theological Concept in the Book of Jeremiah; Introduction; Jeremiah 1:4-10; Jeremiah 1:11-14; Jeremiah 2:1; Jeremiah 13:1-11; Jeremiah 16:1-9; Jeremiah 18:1-6; Jeremiah 32:1-15; Jeremiah 35; Conclusion; The Origins of Biblical Covenant Theology; The Starting Point; Factors of Transition; The Crisis; The Religio-Historical Turn; The Application on History; The Application on the Performance of the Cult; Zephaniah: How this Book became Prophecy
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|a Hauptbeschreibung: This volume contains 15 papers written by Christoph Levin between 2001 and 2011, four of them unpublished. One main focus is on the Pentateuch, mainly on the oldest comprehensive narrative source, the Yahwist, which was written at the beginning of the Jewish diaspora. One paper gives an outline of the features of this source as they emerge resulting from an inquiry into their redaction history. In addition the full text of the Yahwist's history is given in an English translation, the sources used by the editor being distinguished from the editorial text. Other papers deal wit
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