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Journal of Biblical Literature, Jan 1, 1995
The publication of Martin Noth's Uberlieferungsgeschichtliche Studien' ... more The publication of Martin Noth's Uberlieferungsgeschichtliche Studien' marks an important milestone in the history of modem biblical scholarship in that it has prompted a continuing debate on the character and composition of one of the most important examples of ancient Israelite and ...
Vetus Testamentum, Jan 1, 1997
DAVIDIC POLEMICS IN THE BOOK OF JUDGES by MARVIN A. SWEENEY Claremont I A major shift is now taki... more DAVIDIC POLEMICS IN THE BOOK OF JUDGES by MARVIN A. SWEENEY Claremont I A major shift is now taking place in the study of the book of Judges as scholars have come to recognize that the book must no longer be read simply as an historical source that reflects the ...
Currents in Research: Biblical Studies, Jan 1, 1993
Zeitschrift für die alttestamentliche …, Jan 1, 1992
The Book of Nahum is particularly well known for the problems that scholars encounter in their at... more The Book of Nahum is particularly well known for the problems that scholars encounter in their attempts to Interpret the Book, especially with regard to its structure, literary character, and historical setting. One of the most persistent problems in modern scholarly discussion of Nahum ...
Vetus Testamentum, Jan 1, 1991
I In his Introduction to the Old Testament as Scripture (London and Philadelphia, 1979), p. 448, ... more I In his Introduction to the Old Testament as Scripture (London and Philadelphia, 1979), p. 448, Brevard Childs reports that modern biblical scholarship has reached a censensus concerning the struc-ture of the book of Habakkuk. Following the superscription in Hab. i 1, the first ...
New visions of Isaiah
The book of Isaiah as Prophetic torah Marvin A. Sweeney I Perhaps one of the best known passages ... more The book of Isaiah as Prophetic torah Marvin A. Sweeney I Perhaps one of the best known passages in the entire book of Isaiah is the magisterial vision in Isa. 2.2-4 of the nations streaming to Zion in the latter days to receive YHWH's Torah: It shall come to pass in the latter days that the ...
Problems in Biblical Theology. Essays in Honor of Rolf …, Jan 1, 1997
To Each Its Own Meaning: An Introduction to Biblical …
CA Evans/WF Stinespring (Hgg.), Early Jewish and …, Jan 1, 1987
Journal of Biblical Literature, Jan 1, 1988
For well over a century and a half, scholars have recognized that Isaiah 24-27, the so-called Isa... more For well over a century and a half, scholars have recognized that Isaiah 24-27, the so-called Isaiah Apocalypse, forms a distinct section in the book of Isaiah. Its language, formal characteristics, and themes indicate that it is an anonymous, late-or postexilic ...
Zeitschrift für die alttestamentliche …, Jan 1, 1996
Jeremiah 3031 constitutes the prophet's report of the word of YHWH concerning the estab... more Jeremiah 3031 constitutes the prophet's report of the word of YHWH concerning the establishment of a new covenant with Israel and Judah. As part of the present form of Jeremiah, these chapters presup-pose the Babylonian destruction of Jerusalem and Judah during the years ...
SBL Seminar Papers, Jan 1, 1999
Journal of Biblical Literature, Jan 1, 1995
The publication of Martin Noth's Uberlieferungsgeschichtliche Studien' ... more The publication of Martin Noth's Uberlieferungsgeschichtliche Studien' marks an important milestone in the history of modem biblical scholarship in that it has prompted a continuing debate on the character and composition of one of the most important examples of ancient Israelite and ...
Vetus Testamentum, Jan 1, 1997
DAVIDIC POLEMICS IN THE BOOK OF JUDGES by MARVIN A. SWEENEY Claremont I A major shift is now taki... more DAVIDIC POLEMICS IN THE BOOK OF JUDGES by MARVIN A. SWEENEY Claremont I A major shift is now taking place in the study of the book of Judges as scholars have come to recognize that the book must no longer be read simply as an historical source that reflects the ...
Currents in Research: Biblical Studies, Jan 1, 1993
Zeitschrift für die alttestamentliche …, Jan 1, 1992
The Book of Nahum is particularly well known for the problems that scholars encounter in their at... more The Book of Nahum is particularly well known for the problems that scholars encounter in their attempts to Interpret the Book, especially with regard to its structure, literary character, and historical setting. One of the most persistent problems in modern scholarly discussion of Nahum ...
Vetus Testamentum, Jan 1, 1991
I In his Introduction to the Old Testament as Scripture (London and Philadelphia, 1979), p. 448, ... more I In his Introduction to the Old Testament as Scripture (London and Philadelphia, 1979), p. 448, Brevard Childs reports that modern biblical scholarship has reached a censensus concerning the struc-ture of the book of Habakkuk. Following the superscription in Hab. i 1, the first ...
New visions of Isaiah
The book of Isaiah as Prophetic torah Marvin A. Sweeney I Perhaps one of the best known passages ... more The book of Isaiah as Prophetic torah Marvin A. Sweeney I Perhaps one of the best known passages in the entire book of Isaiah is the magisterial vision in Isa. 2.2-4 of the nations streaming to Zion in the latter days to receive YHWH's Torah: It shall come to pass in the latter days that the ...
Problems in Biblical Theology. Essays in Honor of Rolf …, Jan 1, 1997
To Each Its Own Meaning: An Introduction to Biblical …
CA Evans/WF Stinespring (Hgg.), Early Jewish and …, Jan 1, 1987
Journal of Biblical Literature, Jan 1, 1988
For well over a century and a half, scholars have recognized that Isaiah 24-27, the so-called Isa... more For well over a century and a half, scholars have recognized that Isaiah 24-27, the so-called Isaiah Apocalypse, forms a distinct section in the book of Isaiah. Its language, formal characteristics, and themes indicate that it is an anonymous, late-or postexilic ...
Zeitschrift für die alttestamentliche …, Jan 1, 1996
Jeremiah 3031 constitutes the prophet's report of the word of YHWH concerning the estab... more Jeremiah 3031 constitutes the prophet's report of the word of YHWH concerning the establishment of a new covenant with Israel and Judah. As part of the present form of Jeremiah, these chapters presup-pose the Babylonian destruction of Jerusalem and Judah during the years ...
SBL Seminar Papers, Jan 1, 1999