IN SEARCH OF THE SEVENTY “WEEKS” OF DANIEL 9

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter i
2. TABLE OF CONTENTS v
3. REVIEWS viii
4. PREFACE xv
5. ABBREVIATIONS xvii
6. PRIESTLY POWER THAT EMPOWERS: MICHEL FOUCAULT, MIDDLE-TIER LEVITES, AND THE SOCIOLOGY OF “POPULAR RELIGIOUS GROUPS” IN ISRAEL 1
7. IN SEARCH OF THE SEVENTY “WEEKS” OF DANIEL 9 89
8. ARGUING UNDER THE QIQAYON: AN INTRODUCTION TO A SET OF ARTICLES ON JONAH 111
9. ETERNAL DELIGHT AND DELICIOUSNESS: THE BOOK OF JONAH AFTER TEN YEARS 113
10. JONAH 4:11 AND THE METAPROPHETIC CHARACTER OF THE BOOK OF JONAH 125
11. RHETORICAL READING REDUNDANT: A RESPONSE TO EHUD BEN ZVI 139
12. APROPHETIC REFLECTION ON DIVINE FORGIVENESS: THE INTEGRATION OF THE BOOK OF JONAH INTO THE BOOK OF THE TWELVE 149
13. NAHUM, AND THE BOOK OF THE TWELVE: A RESPONSE TO JAKOB WÖHRLE 167
14. THE INTERTEXTUAL ISRAELITE JONAH FACE À L’EMPIRE: THE POST-COLONIAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE BOOK’S COTEXTS AND PURPORTED NEO-ASSYRIAN CONTEXT 177
15. SUSPENSE AND ANTICIPATION IN 1 SAMUEL 9:1–14 201
16. IN CONVERSATION WITH STEVEN SCHWEITZER, READING UTOPIA IN CHRONICLES (LHBOTS, 442; LONDON: T.&T.CLARK INTERNATIONAL, 2007) 217
17. INTRODUCTION 219
18. ENCOUNTERING AN ALTERNATIVE REALITY: SCHWEITZER AND THE UTOPIAN TURN 221
19. UTOPIA, DYSTOPIA AND UCHRONIA IN CHRONICLES 227
20. ARESPONSE 233
21. PSALM 29 AS SEMIOTIC SYSTEM: A LINGUISTIC READING 239
22. THE CONTESTED HISTORY OF A BOOK: THE GERMAN BIBLE OF THE LATER MIDDLE AGES AND REFORMATION IN LEGEND, IDEOLOGY, AND SCHOLARSHIP 263
23. THE ASCRIPTION OF PHYSICAL DISABILITY AS A STIGMATIZING STRATEGY IN BIBLICAL ICONIC POLEMICS 301
24. GOD-TALK FOR A DISILLUSIONED PILGRIM IN PSALM 121 317
25. LAMENTATIONS 5: THE SEVENTH ACROSTIC 327
26. IN CONVERSATION WITH THOMAS RÖMER, THE SO-CALLED DEUTERONOMISTIC HISTORY: A SOCIOLOGICAL, HISTORICAL AND LITERARY INTRODUCTION (LONDON: T.&T.CLARK, 2005) 333
27. INTRODUCTION 335
28. ARESPONSE TO THOMAS C. RÖMER, THE SOCALLED DEUTERONOMISTIC HISTORY 337
29. ARESPONSE TO THOMAS RÖMER, THE SOCALLED DEUTERONOMISTIC HISTORY 349
30. DEUTERONOMY BETWEEN THE PENTATEUCH AND THE DEUTERONOMISTIC HISTORY: SOME REMARKS ABOUT THOMAS RÖMER, THE SOCALLED DEUTERONOMISTICHISTORY 357
31. THE BOOK OF JUDGES: FRUIT OF 100 YEARS OF CREATIVITY 363
32. RESPONSE TO RICHARD NELSON, STEVEN MCKENZIE, ECKART OTTO, AND YAIRAH AMIT 373
33. OBSERVATIONS ON JUDAH’S SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC HISTORY AND THE DATING OF THE LAWS IN DEUTERONOMY 387
34. THE SYNTACTIC ENCODING OF THE COLLABORATIVE NATURE OF QOHELET’S EXPERIMENT 395
35. PERSIAN PERIOD FINDS FROM JERUSALEM: FACTS AND INTERPRETATIONS 423
36. INTRUSION OF PTOLEMAIC REALITY ON CULTIC PRACTICES IN QOH 4:17 455
37. TO SEE OR NOT TO SEE: THE POLYSEMY OF THE WORD עין IN THE ISAAC NARRATIVES (GEN 17–35) 489
38. APERFECTLY BROKEN ACROSTIC IN NAHUM 1? 501
39. PERSIAN PERIOD JERUSALEM AND YEHUD: A REJOINDER 529
40. MULTIVOCALITY IN GROUP SPEECH IN BIBLICAL NARRATIVE 543
41. ARESPONSE TO G. AICHELLE, P. MISCALL AND R.WALSH, “AN ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM: HISTORICAL-CRITICAL AND POSTMODERN INTERPRETATIONS OF THE BIBLE” 568
42. REVIEWS 581