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|a Torah and the Book of Numbers
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|a Cover; Preface; Contents; Christian Frevel: The Book of Numbers - Formation, Composition, and Interpretation of a Late Part of the Torah. Some Introductory Remarks; 1. To P or Not to P. Difficulties in Attributing Texts in the Process of "Making the Pentateuch"; 2. Core Issues in Contemporary Research on Numbers; 2.1. The Challenged European Consensus and the End of P; 2.2. The Dissent Regarding the Existence and Extent of Holiness School Material in Numbers; 2.3. Interlocking Post-priestly Traditions in the Book of Numbers in a Hexateuchal Horizon
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|a 2.4. Interim Conclusion: A Least Common Denominator Proposed2.5. The Challenge of a Pre-Priestly Continuation of the Exodus Narrative in the Wilderness; 2.6. Increased Interest in the Social-historical Context of the Formation of the Torah in the Persian Period; 2.7. A Test Case in Exegesis by Supplementing the Torah: Numbers 27 and 36; 3. The Crucial Role of Numbers; Bibliography; Thomas Pola: Back to the Future: The Twofold Priestly Concept of History; 1. Pᵍ Moves the Eschatological Future Expected by Pre-Exilicto Early Post-Exilic Prophecies into the Past
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|a 1.1. P and the Latter Prophets in the History of Research1.2. Gen 5:21-24: Enoch in P Presupposes an Esoteric Priestly Speculation Concerning Enoch; 1.3. Gen 6-9*: The Priestly Code Presents a New Understanding of the Flood; 1.4. Exod 25-29: The Priestly Code Presents a New Understanding of the Sanctuary and of Its Sacrifices; 1.5. Gen 17: The Priestly Code Presents a New Understanding of the Covenant of YHWH with Abraham; 1.6. Exod 14*: The Priestly Code Presents a New Understanding of the Deliverance at the Sea; 1.7. Gen 1:1 to 2:4a is a Protological and an Eschatological Passage
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|a 1.8. Exod 40 and Lev 8-9: The Expectations Concerning the Consecration of the Zerubbabel Temple Were Reverted in Pᵍ into the Past1.9. Summary; 2. The Extension of Pᵍ: Reversion of Present Problems and Social Developments at the Second Temple into the Past; 3. Conclusion; Bibliography; Thomas Römer: Egypt Nostalgia in Exodus 14-Numbers 21; 1. Preliminary Note: The Role of the Book of Numbers in Pentateuchal Studies Today; 2. Num 11-21 within the Framework of the Book of Numbers and the Pentateuch; 3. The Motif of "Egypt Nostalgia" in Exod 14 to Num 21
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|a 4. The Theme of the "Return to Egypt" in Deuteronomistic and Late Deuteronomistic Texts5. The Literary Classification of the Occurrences in Exod 13-Num 21; a. Exod 14:11-12 (and Exod 13:17); b. Exod 16:3; c. Exod 17:3; d. Num 11:18-20; e. Num 14:2-4; f. Num 16:12-13; g. Num 20:4-5; h. Num 21:5; 6. Conclusion and Open Questions; Bibliography; Horst Seebass: Numeri als eigene Komposition; 1. Nachvollzug des Handlungsablaufs; 1.1. Vorbereitungen für den Marsch in das verheißene Land; 1.2. Der Marsch vom Sinai bis zur Tat des Pinchas
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|a The Documentary Hypothesis, which in the 20th century was the standard theory to explain the development of the Pentateuch, has been challenged from different angles. One important text corpus where new proposals have been brought into the debate is the Book of Numbers. The articles in this volume address the formation of the Book of Numbers from the earliest to the latest strata. They focus on topics like the source-critical placement of the texts in Deuteronomy that retell events from Numbers, the status of the late priestly halakhic legal adaptations and their relation to the books of Levit
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