Introduction To Reading The Pentateuch
Tác giả: Jean-Louis Ska
Ký hiệu tác giả: SK-J
DDC: 222.1 - Ngũ thư
Ngôn ngữ: Anh
Số cuốn: 1

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Mã số: 258SB0005022
Nhà xuất bản: Winoma Lake, Indiana
Năm xuất bản: 2006
Khổ sách: 29
Số trang: 285
Kho sách: Thư viện Sao Biển
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NỘI DUNG TRANG
Forewod to the English Translation vii
Perface ix
Abbreviations xiii
            Some Common Textual Abbreviations xiii
            General Abbreviations xiii
            Reference Works xiv
1. Basic Questions about the Pentateuch 1
            A. The Origin of the Word Pentateuch and Its Usage 1
            B. Tetrateuch. Pentateuch, Hexateuch, or Enneateuch? 3
            C. Moses, the Pentateuch, and the Canon of the Hebrew Bible 9
2. The Five Books of the Pentateuch: Content and Structure 16
            A. The Division into Five Books 16
            B. The Structure of the Book of Genesis 19
            C. The Structure of the Book of Exodus 26
            D. The Structure of the Book of Leviticus 32
            E. The Structure of the Book of Numbers 35
            F. The Structure of the Book of Deuteronomy 38
3. Literary Problems of the Pentateuch I: The Legislative Texts  40
            A. The Laws with Regard to Slaves 40
            B. The Laws regarding Loans: Exod 22:24, Deut 23:20-21, Lev 25:35-36 45
            C. The Laws concerning the Enemies's Donkey or the Love of One's Enemies: Exod 23:4-5. Deut 22:1-4, Lev 19:17-18 46
            D. The Decalogue 48
4. Literary Problems of the Pentateuch II: The Narrative Texts 53
           A. Diferent Versions of the Same Event 53
           B. Doublets within a Single Narrative 60
5. Literary Problems of the Pentateuch III: Some Redactional Interventions 76
           A. Two Examples of Redactional "Insertions" 76
           B. The "Resumptive Repetition" 77
           C. Some "Linguistic Markers" of Redactional Work 82
           D. Important "Divine Discourses" of Redactional Origin 87
           E. Moses' Intercessions: Exod 32:7-14, Num 14:11b-23a 93
           F. Conclusion 94
6. Exegesis of the Pentateuch: A History of Research from Ancient Times to 1970 96
           A. Antiquity and the Middle Ages 96
           B. Humanism and the Beginning of the Modem Exegesis 99
           C. The Classic Documentaty Hypothesis 102
           D. Gunkel, Noth, von Rad, and Form Criticism 112
           E. Other Schools of Research 123
7. Recent Developments in the Study of the Pentateuch 127
          A. Criticisms of the Documentary Hypothesis 127
          B. The Problem of the Various Sources 131
          C. The "Synchronic" Study of the Pentateuch 161
8. Basic Characteristics of Ancient Literature 165
          A. The Law of Antiquity or Precedence 165
          B. The Law of Conservation: Nothing Is Eliminated 169
          C. The Law of Continuity and Updating 171
          D. The Law of Economy: Only What Is Necessary Should Be Written 173
          E. Extrabiblical Parallels 177
9. Reference Points for Reading the Petateuch 184
          A. The Pentateuch and the Reconstruction of Israel after the Exile 185
          B. Anchor Points for Interpretation: Three Codes, Three Theologies, and the Final Redaction 187
          C. Did a Preexilic Source on Israel's Origins Exist? 191
          D. The Preexilic Materials of the Pentateuch 202
10. The Pentateuch and Postexilic Israel 217
          A. Persian Imperial Authorization 217
          B. The Theory of Citizens Connected with the Temple (Burger-Tempel-Gemeinde) 226
Conclusion 230
          Postscript 233
Bibliography 235
Indexes 267
          Index of Authors 267
          Index of Scripture 273