8 The Canonical Shape of the Psalter as Cotexts for Understanding Psalm 110: With Special Reference to Psalms 1-2 and Books I-IV

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Acknowledgments XI
4. 1 An Introduction to Inner-Biblical and Inter-Biblical Interpretation: With Special Reference to the Melchizedek Passages 1
5. 2 The Issue of Methodology Regarding Inner- and Inter-Biblical Interpretation: Discourse Analysis (Text-Linguistics) 13
6. 3 The Issue of Methodology Regarding Inner-Biblical and Inter-Biblical Interpretation: Rhetorical Criticism 23
7. 4 A Literary and Discourse Analysis of Genesis 14 34
8. 5 A Literary and Discourse Analysis of the Contexts of Genesis 14: Various Texts in Genesis and Numbers 22-24 58
9. 6 A Literary and Discourse Analysis of the Contexts of Genesis 14: 2 Samuel 7 81
10. 7 A Literary and Discourse Analysis of Psalm 110 97
11. 8 The Canonical Shape of the Psalter as Cotexts for Understanding Psalm 110: With Special Reference to Psalms 1-2 and Books I-IV 119
12. 9 The Canonical Shape of the Psalter as Cotexts for Understanding Psalm 110: A Study of Book V of the Psalter 142
13. 10 A Literary and Structural Analysis of Hebrews 1-7: An Inter-Biblical Interpretation of Melchizedek 163
14. 11 A Discourse Analysis of Hebrews 1-7: Syntagmatic Use of the “Son” in Light of the Quotations and Allusions of Old Testament Scripture 179
15. 12 Assessment and Conclusion 202
16. Appendix 1 A Study of Issues Related do Inner- Biblical and Inter-Biblical Interpretation 211
17. Appendix 2 Genesis 14:18-20: An Insertion or Not 219
18. Appendix 3 Layout of the Masoretic Text of Genesis 14 221
19. Appendix 4 A Discourse Analysis of Gen 14:20b: Who Gave Tithe to Whom 224
20. Appendix 5 Three Texts Concerning Blessings: Genesis 48, 49 and Deuteronomy 33 225
21. Appendix 6 A Critique of Psalms 1 and 2 Not as One Unit 227
22. Appendix 7 A Rhetorical Analysis of Psalms 1 and 2 229
23. Bibliography 234
24. Author Index 257
25. Subject Index 262