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“Plowing with a Heifer” in Judges 14:18: Tracing a Sexual Euphemism
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Shalom M. Paul
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Richard Elliott Friedman. An Appreciation ix
- Abbreviations xi
- Introduction xiii
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Part 1. The Hebrew Bible
- Ezekiel and the Levites 3
- Framing Aaron: Incense Altar and Lamp Oil in the Tabernacle Texts 13
- Necromancy and 1 Samuel 19:22 23
- A Tale of the Prophet and the Courtier: A Responsive Reading of the Nathan Texts 33
- A Forgotten Cultic Reform? 2 Kings 3:2b 43
- Scribal Error and the Transmission of 2 Kings 18–20 and Isaiah 36–39 51
- Empirical Taxonomy and the Hebrew Bible 61
- Place-Names as Superlatives in Classical Hebrew 73
- The Real Formal Full Personal Name of the God of Israel 81
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Part 2. Source Criticism
- Leitwort Style and Literary Structure in the J Primeval Narrative 93
- How Moses Gained and Lost the Reputation of Being the Torah’s Author: Higher Criticism prior to Julius Wellhausen 111
- How Was the Bible Written? Reflections on Sources and Authors in the Book of Kings 133
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Part 3. Israel and the Ancient Near East
- The “Biblical” Origins of Passover 147
- “Plowing with a Heifer” in Judges 14:18: Tracing a Sexual Euphemism 163
- Aramean Skin Care: A New Perspective on Naaman’s Leprosy 169
- Abraham and Damascus in Some Greek and Latin Texts of the Hellenistic Period 179
- Rethinking Sectarian Judaism: The Centrality of the Priesthood in the Second Temple Period 195
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Part 4. The Bible and Archaeology
- In Defense of Forgery 217
- Can Archaeology Serve as a Tool in Textual Criticism of the Hebrew Bible? 225
- “You Shall Make for Yourself No Molten Gods”: Some Thoughts on Archaeology and Edomite Ethnic Identity 239
- Female Infanticide in Iron II Israel and Judah 257
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Part 5. Religion and Religious Studies
- Elements of Popular Piety in Late Medieval and Early Modern Jewish Psalms Commentary 275
- The Biblical Icon 293
- Walter Rauschenbusch, the Social Gospel Movement, and How Julius Wellhausen Unwittingly Helped Create American Progressivism in the Twentieth Century 315
- “Starving” the Patient: A Jewish Perspective on Terry Schiavo and the Feeding Tube Controversy 325
- Index of Authors 331
- Index of Scripture 339
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Richard Elliott Friedman. An Appreciation ix
- Abbreviations xi
- Introduction xiii
-
Part 1. The Hebrew Bible
- Ezekiel and the Levites 3
- Framing Aaron: Incense Altar and Lamp Oil in the Tabernacle Texts 13
- Necromancy and 1 Samuel 19:22 23
- A Tale of the Prophet and the Courtier: A Responsive Reading of the Nathan Texts 33
- A Forgotten Cultic Reform? 2 Kings 3:2b 43
- Scribal Error and the Transmission of 2 Kings 18–20 and Isaiah 36–39 51
- Empirical Taxonomy and the Hebrew Bible 61
- Place-Names as Superlatives in Classical Hebrew 73
- The Real Formal Full Personal Name of the God of Israel 81
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Part 2. Source Criticism
- Leitwort Style and Literary Structure in the J Primeval Narrative 93
- How Moses Gained and Lost the Reputation of Being the Torah’s Author: Higher Criticism prior to Julius Wellhausen 111
- How Was the Bible Written? Reflections on Sources and Authors in the Book of Kings 133
-
Part 3. Israel and the Ancient Near East
- The “Biblical” Origins of Passover 147
- “Plowing with a Heifer” in Judges 14:18: Tracing a Sexual Euphemism 163
- Aramean Skin Care: A New Perspective on Naaman’s Leprosy 169
- Abraham and Damascus in Some Greek and Latin Texts of the Hellenistic Period 179
- Rethinking Sectarian Judaism: The Centrality of the Priesthood in the Second Temple Period 195
-
Part 4. The Bible and Archaeology
- In Defense of Forgery 217
- Can Archaeology Serve as a Tool in Textual Criticism of the Hebrew Bible? 225
- “You Shall Make for Yourself No Molten Gods”: Some Thoughts on Archaeology and Edomite Ethnic Identity 239
- Female Infanticide in Iron II Israel and Judah 257
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Part 5. Religion and Religious Studies
- Elements of Popular Piety in Late Medieval and Early Modern Jewish Psalms Commentary 275
- The Biblical Icon 293
- Walter Rauschenbusch, the Social Gospel Movement, and How Julius Wellhausen Unwittingly Helped Create American Progressivism in the Twentieth Century 315
- “Starving” the Patient: A Jewish Perspective on Terry Schiavo and the Feeding Tube Controversy 325
- Index of Authors 331
- Index of Scripture 339