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Traditions at odds : the reception of the Pentateuch in biblical and Second Temple period literature / John H. Choi. [print]

By: Material type: TextTextSeries: Library of Hebrew Bible/Old Testament studies ; 518. | T & T Clark library of biblical studiesPublication details: New York : T and T Clark, (c)2010.Description: viii, 278 pages ; 25 cmContent type:
  • text
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  • unmediated
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  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9780567265241
  • 0567265242
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  • BS1225.52.T733 2010
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Contents:
Introduction and statement of purpose Methodology. A critique of the linear model of composition ; Alternatives to a linear model ; Methodological approach (Ideological content ; When is the same not the same? ; Lack of awareness and the issue of relevance ; A resistant reading) ; A note about Second Temple period literature Festivals and holidays. A theory of ritual ; Festivals and holidays in the Bible (Pesach and Matsoth ; Sukkoth ; Sabbath) ; Festivals and holidays in the Second Temple period (Expansions of biblical law ; Amalgamation of biblical laws ; Retrojection of biblical holidays) ; Conclusion Non-Pentateuchal historical retrospectives. The Bible and historiography ; Non-Pentateuchal historiographic texts (Psalm 78 ; Psalm 105 ; The plagues in Psalms 78 and 105 ; Psalm 106 ; Joshua 24 ; Ezekiel 20 ; Nehemiah 9 ; Historiography in the Second Temple period ; The Genesis apocryphon ; The Liber antiquitatum biblicarum of Pseudo-Philo ; "Competitive historiography" of Jewish-Hellenistic historians ; The Book of Jubilees) ; Conclusion The Pentateuch as Torah. The role of literacy in the ancient world ; "Direct" citations of "instruction" ("Instruction" in the Deuteronomistic history ; "Instruction" in prophetic literature ; "Instruction" in post-exilic historiographic texts (Ezra, Nehemiah, Chronicles)) ; "Instruction" in the Psalms and wisdom literature ; Competing conceptions of "instruction" in the Second Temple period ; Conclusion Conclusions : a look ahead.
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Introduction and statement of purpose Methodology. A critique of the linear model of composition ; Alternatives to a linear model ; Methodological approach (Ideological content ; When is the same not the same? ; Lack of awareness and the issue of relevance ; A resistant reading) ; A note about Second Temple period literature Festivals and holidays. A theory of ritual ; Festivals and holidays in the Bible (Pesach and Matsoth ; Sukkoth ; Sabbath) ; Festivals and holidays in the Second Temple period (Expansions of biblical law ; Amalgamation of biblical laws ; Retrojection of biblical holidays) ; Conclusion Non-Pentateuchal historical retrospectives. The Bible and historiography ; Non-Pentateuchal historiographic texts (Psalm 78 ; Psalm 105 ; The plagues in Psalms 78 and 105 ; Psalm 106 ; Joshua 24 ; Ezekiel 20 ; Nehemiah 9 ; Historiography in the Second Temple period ; The Genesis apocryphon ; The Liber antiquitatum biblicarum of Pseudo-Philo ; "Competitive historiography" of Jewish-Hellenistic historians ; The Book of Jubilees) ; Conclusion The Pentateuch as Torah. The role of literacy in the ancient world ; "Direct" citations of "instruction" ("Instruction" in the Deuteronomistic history ; "Instruction" in prophetic literature ; "Instruction" in post-exilic historiographic texts (Ezra, Nehemiah, Chronicles)) ; "Instruction" in the Psalms and wisdom literature ; Competing conceptions of "instruction" in the Second Temple period ; Conclusion Conclusions : a look ahead.

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