Sozialkritik in Jes 1–39 und im Amos-Buch

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents V
3. Introduction 1
4. I Analyses Concerning the Relationships between the Book of Isaiah and Books Associated with Pre-exilic Prophets
5. Hosea and Isaiah: Aspects of Convergence and Difference 9
6. Sozialkritik in Jes 1–39 und im Amos-Buch 33
7. The Role of Lady Zion in the Concluding Section of Zephaniah and Isaiah 40–66 55
8. II Analyses Concerning the Relationships between Later Layers of Isaiah and Later Layers of the Book of the Twelve
9. Second Isaiah and the Twelve 77
10. Isaiah 10 as an Intertext that Informs a Unified Reading of Zechariah 11 (Zech 11:1–3 and 11:4–17) 97
11. Zechariah 14 and the final section of Isaiah 117
12. Isa 24–27 and Zephaniah Amid the Terrors and Hopes of the Seventh Century: An Intertextual Analysis 131
13. III Thematic Threads in the Book of Isaiah and the Book of the Twelve
14. The Song of the Unfruitful Vineyard (Isa 5:1–7): Its Position in the Book of Isaiah and Its Reception in Late Layers of Isaiah and the Twelve 159
15. Divine and Human Kingships in the Books of Isaiah and the Twelve: A Kaleidoscope of Conflicting Yet Unifying Images 185
16. The Oracles Against the Nations in Isaiah, Amos and Zephaniah. A Text-Immanent Reader’s Perspective 205
17. The Day of the Lord in the Book of Isaiah and the Book of the Twelve 223
18. IV Festvortrag: Exegesis of the Prophets from the Perspective of Systematic Theology
19. Welche Exegese braucht die Kirche? 245
20. V Synthesis
21. Converging and Diverging Lines in the Relationships between Isaiah and the Twelve 267
22. List of Contributors 277
23. Index 279