Jeremiah's use of the eighth century northern prophets Amos and Hosea /by Robert William Hess.
Hess, Robert William,
Jeremiah's use of the eighth century northern prophets Amos and Hosea /by Robert William Hess. - 1998. - v, 176 leaves ; 28 cm.
Typescript. "A thesis submitted ... in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Old Testament." Chapter One: Introduction and Method Chapter Two: Precedent Literature Chapter Three: Historical Background Chapter Four: Jeremiah's Use of Amos Chapter Five: Jeremiah's Use of Hosea Chapter Six: Conclusion and Implications for Further Study
Introduction to the Problem of Intertextuality -- Intertextuality and the Prophet Jeremiah -- Statement of the Problem -- Restatement of the Problem -- Anticipated Area of Contribution -- Methodology -- Limits to This Study -- Terminology. Precedent Studies in Prophetic Intertextuality -- Earlier Studies -- Modern Studies/ The Work of Michael Fishbane -- The Work of Richard Lee Schultz -- Studies Dealing With Jeremiah's Use of Amos and Hosea -- Recent Studies on Jeremiah and Hosea -- The Research of Gary Harlan Hall -- The Findings of Berridge and Holladay. Studies on Inner-/Biblical Exegesis -- The Times of Amos and Hosea: "Bloodshed Follows Bloodshed" -- The Times of Manasseh: "Seducing Judah to Do Evil" -- The Thesis of Cogan and McKay -- "Other Gods" -- The times of Jeremiah: "To destroy and overthrow".
Columbia International University. Graduate School of Bible and Missions --Dissertations.
Bible.--Jeremiah--Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Bible.--Jeremiah--Comparative studies.
Bible.--Amos--Comparative studies.
Bible.--Hosea--Comparative studies.
BV4070 / .J474 1998 BV4070
Jeremiah's use of the eighth century northern prophets Amos and Hosea /by Robert William Hess. - 1998. - v, 176 leaves ; 28 cm.
Typescript. "A thesis submitted ... in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Old Testament." Chapter One: Introduction and Method Chapter Two: Precedent Literature Chapter Three: Historical Background Chapter Four: Jeremiah's Use of Amos Chapter Five: Jeremiah's Use of Hosea Chapter Six: Conclusion and Implications for Further Study
Introduction to the Problem of Intertextuality -- Intertextuality and the Prophet Jeremiah -- Statement of the Problem -- Restatement of the Problem -- Anticipated Area of Contribution -- Methodology -- Limits to This Study -- Terminology. Precedent Studies in Prophetic Intertextuality -- Earlier Studies -- Modern Studies/ The Work of Michael Fishbane -- The Work of Richard Lee Schultz -- Studies Dealing With Jeremiah's Use of Amos and Hosea -- Recent Studies on Jeremiah and Hosea -- The Research of Gary Harlan Hall -- The Findings of Berridge and Holladay. Studies on Inner-/Biblical Exegesis -- The Times of Amos and Hosea: "Bloodshed Follows Bloodshed" -- The Times of Manasseh: "Seducing Judah to Do Evil" -- The Thesis of Cogan and McKay -- "Other Gods" -- The times of Jeremiah: "To destroy and overthrow".
Columbia International University. Graduate School of Bible and Missions --Dissertations.
Bible.--Jeremiah--Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Bible.--Jeremiah--Comparative studies.
Bible.--Amos--Comparative studies.
Bible.--Hosea--Comparative studies.
BV4070 / .J474 1998 BV4070