Deuteronomy-Kings as emerging authoritative books : a conversation
Introducción: The existence of a “Deuteronomistic History,” consisting of the books of Deuteronomy, Joshua, Judges, Samuel, and Kings, is under review.1 Is this scholarly construct an accurate understanding of what ancient writers of the Hebrew Bible conceived to be a coherent sequence of books that...
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LIBROS SAGRADOS Biblia. A.T. ANTIGUO TESTAMENTO HELENISMO PERSAS AUTORIDAD Biblia. A.T. Deuteronomio Biblia. A.T. Josué Biblia. A.T. Samuel Biblia. A.T. Jueces Biblia. A.T. Reyes |
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LIBROS SAGRADOS Biblia. A.T. ANTIGUO TESTAMENTO HELENISMO PERSAS AUTORIDAD Biblia. A.T. Deuteronomio Biblia. A.T. Josué Biblia. A.T. Samuel Biblia. A.T. Jueces Biblia. A.T. Reyes Edelman, Diana V. Levin, Christoph Knauf, E. Axel Amit, Yairah Gillmayr Bucher, Susanne Bolin, Thomas M. Adam, Klaus Peter Römer, Thomas Linville, James R. Deuteronomy-Kings as emerging authoritative books : a conversation |
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LIBROS SAGRADOS Biblia. A.T. ANTIGUO TESTAMENTO HELENISMO PERSAS AUTORIDAD Biblia. A.T. Deuteronomio Biblia. A.T. Josué Biblia. A.T. Samuel Biblia. A.T. Jueces Biblia. A.T. Reyes |
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Introducción: The existence of a “Deuteronomistic History,” consisting of the books of Deuteronomy, Joshua, Judges, Samuel, and Kings, is under review.1 Is this scholarly construct an accurate understanding of what ancient writers of the Hebrew Bible conceived to be a coherent sequence of books that should be read together? Did the books ever form an independent collection, without Exodus, Leviticus and Numbers prefixed, or without Genesis- Numbers prefixed? If we are not as certain as past generations that they ever formed a recognized literary unit,2 why ask what was deemed authoritative about these five books in the late Persian and early Hellenistic periods, by which time it is generally agreed they existed close to their current final forms? The purpose of the present volume is not to focus on the important debate about the status of the so-called Deuteronomistic History, though the results might contribute toward framing arguments on one side or the other. Instead, it is to try to understand the element of authority in relation to each book, which can be construed in two different ways. On the one hand, it can lead us to ask why we have each of the five individual books and what concerns led to their creation using which older materials to address those issues, because these earlier traditions carried some weight of authority for the community of scribes who penned the narratives as well as for their implied target audience(s). Currently, the dates of composition for the various books are generally assigned to the late monarchic period, the Neo-Babylonian period, or the early Persian period. In all three cases, a second question naturally arises then that needs a reasoned response: once created, why would the concerns addressed have had ongoing relevance and resonance for audiences in the late Persian and early Hellenistic periods? |
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Edelman, Diana V., (ed.) Edelman, Diana V. Levin, Christoph Knauf, E. Axel Amit, Yairah Gillmayr Bucher, Susanne Bolin, Thomas M. Adam, Klaus Peter Römer, Thomas Linville, James R. |
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Deuteronomy-Kings as emerging authoritative books : a conversation |
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